Problem 1 From the open compass traverse shown, if the forward bearing of line AB is N 55°20' E, compute the: a. Forward and backward bearing of each line b. Forward and backward azimuth for each line. Tabulate values accordingly. 240°20' (R) FORWARD BACKWARD LINE AZIMUTH FROM AZIMUTH FROM AZIMUTH FROM AZIMUTH FROM BEARING BEARING NORTH SOUTH NORTH SOUTH АВ BC CD

Problem 1 From the open compass traverse shown, if the forward bearing of line AB is N 55°20' E, compute the: a. Forward and backward bearing of each line b. Forward and backward azimuth for each line. Tabulate values accordingly. 240°20' (R) FORWARD BACKWARD LINE AZIMUTH FROM AZIMUTH FROM AZIMUTH FROM AZIMUTH FROM BEARING BEARING NORTH SOUTH NORTH SOUTH АВ BC CD

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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