Using the data below, compute for the Linear Error of Closure Also, Determine the adjusted latitude and departure using compass rule: Line Distance Latitude Departure Adjustment (Lat) Adjustment (Dep) Adjusted Lat Adjusted Dep 1-2 388.08 -234.363 -309.322 2-3 732.72 732.665 8.952 3-4 324.78 -22.938 323.969 4-1 477.24 -476.557 -25.531 Express all answer unitless and with 3 decimals for A to J

Using the data below, compute for the Linear Error of Closure Also, Determine the adjusted latitude and departure using compass rule: Line Distance Latitude Departure Adjustment (Lat) Adjustment (Dep) Adjusted Lat Adjusted Dep 1-2 388.08 -234.363 -309.322 2-3 732.72 732.665 8.952 3-4 324.78 -22.938 323.969 4-1 477.24 -476.557 -25.531 Express all answer unitless and with 3 decimals for A to J

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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