Q3/The preliminary azimuths and observed lengths for the traverse ABCDEA are listed in the Table below a) Compute the latitude and departures. b) Determine the linear error of closure and the accuracy ratio. c) Balance the latitudes and departures. d) Compute the coordinates of station B, C, D and E if the coordinate of station A are 6500.00 N, 4200.00 E Point Length(m) A B C D E A 346.60 271.30 356.62 408.43 210.95 Preliminary Azimuth 14457' 24" 94 * 54' 40" 14°21'56" 283° 52' 52" 229° 54' 48"

Q3/The preliminary azimuths and observed lengths for the traverse ABCDEA are listed in the Table below a) Compute the latitude and departures. b) Determine the linear error of closure and the accuracy ratio. c) Balance the latitudes and departures. d) Compute the coordinates of station B, C, D and E if the coordinate of station A are 6500.00 N, 4200.00 E Point Length(m) A B C D E A 346.60 271.30 356.62 408.43 210.95 Preliminary Azimuth 14457' 24" 94 * 54' 40" 14°21'56" 283° 52' 52" 229° 54' 48"

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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Problem 1P

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