PROBLEM 7:Situation:A surveying Instructor sent all the 40 students in his class out to measure a distance between two pointsmarked on a runway. The students working in groups of four came up with 10 different measurements asfollows: 920.45, 921.05, 921.65, 920.25, 920.15, 921.85, 921.95, 920.45, 821.15, and 921.35 meters.Assuming these values are equally reliable and that variations result only from accidentali errors.Determine the probable error of themean. Determine the most probable valueof difference in elevations betweentwo benchmarks.Your answerDetermine the relative weight of thedata in route B if all weights are on itssimplest form (smallest integer).

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PROBLEM 7: Situation: A surveying Instructor sent all the 40 students in his class out to measure a distance between two points marked on a runway. The students working in groups of four came up with 10 different measurements as follows: 920.45, 921.05, 921.65, 920.25, 920.15, 921.86, 921.95, 920.45, 821.15, and 921.35 meters. Assuming these values are equally rellable and that varlations result only from accidental errors. Determine the probable error of the mean.

PROBLEM 7: Situation: A surveying Instructor sent all the 40 students in his class out to measure a distance between two points marked on a runway. The students working in groups of four came up with 10 different measurements as follows: 920.45, 921.05, 921.65, 920.25, 920.15, 921.86, 921.95, 920.45, 821.15, and 921.35 meters. Assuming these values are equally rellable and that varlations result only from accidental errors. Determine the probable error of the mean.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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