Q3: The following consecutive staff readings were taken with a level: 1.895, 1.500, 1.865, 2.570m 2.990, 2.020, 2.410m 2.520, 2.960, 3.115, 3.115. The level was shifted after 4th, 6h and 9th readings. R.L. of the last point was 30.245m. Rule out a page of your answer book as level book and fill all columns. Use collimation system and apply the usual arithmetical checks.

Q3: The following consecutive staff readings were taken with a level: 1.895, 1.500, 1.865, 2.570m 2.990, 2.020, 2.410m 2.520, 2.960, 3.115, 3.115. The level was shifted after 4th, 6h and 9th readings. R.L. of the last point was 30.245m. Rule out a page of your answer book as level book and fill all columns. Use collimation system and apply the usual arithmetical checks.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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