Recorded Information for Traverse ABCDEA COURSE AZIMUTH* DISTANCE (m) INTERIOR ANGLES 74° 31' 17" LA = 105° 13' 14" ZB = 92° 36' 06" ZC = 67° 15' 22" АВ 2157.34 %3D ВС 1722.58 CD 1318.15 DE 1536.06 ZD = 217° 24' 30" EA 1785.58 ZE = 57° 30' 38"

Recorded Information for Traverse ABCDEA COURSE AZIMUTH* DISTANCE (m) INTERIOR ANGLES 74° 31' 17" LA = 105° 13' 14" ZB = 92° 36' 06" ZC = 67° 15' 22" АВ 2157.34 %3D ВС 1722.58 CD 1318.15 DE 1536.06 ZD = 217° 24' 30" EA 1785.58 ZE = 57° 30' 38"

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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Determine the following: 2.1 The azimuth from the north of side BC, in decimal degrees, is °. 2.2 The azimuth from the north of side CD, in decimal degrees, is °. 2.3 The azimuth from the north of side DE, in decimal degrees, is °. 2.4 The azimuth from the north of side EA, in decimal degrees, is °. 2.5 The linear misclosure of the traverse, in three significant figures, is ____ meters.

Recorded Information for Traverse ABCDEA
COURSE
AZIMUTH*
DISTANCE (m)
INTERIOR ANGLES
74° 31' 17"
LA = 105° 13' 14"
ZB = 92° 36' 06"
АВ
2157.34
ВС
1722.58
ZC = 67° 15' 22"
ZD = 217° 24' 30"
ZE = 57° 30' 38"
CD
1318.15
DE
1536.06
EA
1785.58
* The azimuth angle was taken from the north.

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