Situation 3] From the measured value of distance XY, the following trials were recorded:TRIAL DISTANCEI1 120.68 m23120.84 m120.76 m4!120.64 mDetermine the following:i.Most probable length of XY.11. Probable error of single measurement.111. Probable error of the mean.iv.Relative precision.

We knowMost probable value =meanMPV=∑ xin=120.68+120.84+120.76+120.644=482.924MPV=120.73 m

Situation 3] From the measured value of distance XY, the following trials were recorded: TRIAL DISTANCE 120.68 m 120.84 m 3120.76 m 4'120.64 m Determine the following: i. 1. Most probable length of XY. 11. Probable error of single measurement. 111. Probable error of the mean. 1V. Relative precision.

Situation 3] From the measured value of distance XY, the following trials were recorded: TRIAL DISTANCE 120.68 m 120.84 m 3120.76 m 4'120.64 m Determine the following: i. 1. Most probable length of XY. 11. Probable error of single measurement. 111. Probable error of the mean. 1V. Relative precision.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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