! ASAP SHOW FULL SOLUTION ! Problem 4.From the given data of a differential leveling as shown in the tabulation:StationBacksight (m)Foresight (m)Elevation (m)BM16.95375.6617.115.232.457.8937.256.55TP19.505.32410.674.226.663.95TP27.8510.36.2.37.674.655.2387.774.10BM23.21a)Find the difference in elevation of station 6 and station 3.b)Find the difference in elevation of station 8 and station 1.Find the elevation of TP1.d)Find the elevation of BM2.

Problem 4. From the given data of a differential leveling as shown in the tabulation: Station Backsight (m) Foresight (m) Elevation (m) BM1 6.95 375.66 1 7.11 5.23 2 2.45 7.89 3 7.25 6.55 TP1 9.50 5.32 4 10.67 4.22 6.66 3.95 ТР2 7.85 10.3 6. 2.35 7.65 7 4.65 5.23 8. 7.77 4.10 BM2 3.21 а) b) Find the difference in elevation of station 8 and station 1. Find the elevation of TP1. Find the difference in elevation of station 6 and station 3. c) d) Find the elevation of BM2.

Problem 4. From the given data of a differential leveling as shown in the tabulation: Station Backsight (m) Foresight (m) Elevation (m) BM1 6.95 375.66 1 7.11 5.23 2 2.45 7.89 3 7.25 6.55 TP1 9.50 5.32 4 10.67 4.22 6.66 3.95 ТР2 7.85 10.3 6. 2.35 7.65 7 4.65 5.23 8. 7.77 4.10 BM2 3.21 а) b) Find the difference in elevation of station 8 and station 1. Find the elevation of TP1. Find the difference in elevation of station 6 and station 3. c) d) Find the elevation of BM2.

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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