The two drifts shown in figure below are to be connected. Find the distance, the bearing of the centre line, the angle right at each end, and the grade of the connection. The elevations refer to the track as shown in figure 249 O 250 S 75° W 261 N 7900 260 0 N 80º E E 10700 Elev. 4500m N 6700 E 8500 Elev. 3700m

The two drifts shown in figure below are to be connected. Find the distance, the bearing of the centre line, the angle right at each end, and the grade of the connection. The elevations refer to the track as shown in figure 249 O 250 S 75° W 261 N 7900 260 0 N 80º E E 10700 Elev. 4500m N 6700 E 8500 Elev. 3700m

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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