Q2/ In field work, vertical angles was measured from station A to stations B.C, as show in table below, if the height of instrument at point A is (1.3m) and the elevation at same point is (25m), calculate the elevations of others points if know the horizontal distances for points B, C, are 80, 120, m respectively. station Observed point Vertical angle F.L F.R B 97° 27 50" 262° 32 36" A 93° 27 14" 266° 32 18"

Q2/ In field work, vertical angles was measured from station A to stations B.C, as show in table below, if the height of instrument at point A is (1.3m) and the elevation at same point is (25m), calculate the elevations of others points if know the horizontal distances for points B, C, are 80, 120, m respectively. station Observed point Vertical angle F.L F.R B 97° 27 50" 262° 32 36" A 93° 27 14" 266° 32 18"

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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