Q3) The following corrected azimuths were calculated in a traverse of (ABCDEA), calculate: 1-The corrected coordinate for all stations, coordinate of station A (100,150) 2-The area enclosed by (ABCDEA) 819 2852 Line AB BC CD DE EA Length(m) Corrected azimuth 290.224 77°58'07" 181.306 328°11'30" 148.477 223°59'42" 243.430 279°09'39" 212.900 133°21'24" 1760. E 237 1938 200.250 D C 5 2'3² 10. 2

Q3) The following corrected azimuths were calculated in a traverse of (ABCDEA), calculate: 1-The corrected coordinate for all stations, coordinate of station A (100,150) 2-The area enclosed by (ABCDEA) 819 2852 Line AB BC CD DE EA Length(m) Corrected azimuth 290.224 77°58'07" 181.306 328°11'30" 148.477 223°59'42" 243.430 279°09'39" 212.900 133°21'24" 1760. E 237 1938 200.250 D C 5 2'3² 10. 2

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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