Q.5 (a) The following forebearings and backbearings were observed in traversing with a compass. Line Forebaring PQ S 37°30'E QR S43°15'W RS N 73°00'W ST N 12°45′E TP N 60°00'E Calculate the interior angles and the correct them for observational errors. Backbearing N37°30'W N44°15'E S72°15'E S13°15'W S59°00'W

Q.5 (a) The following forebearings and backbearings were observed in traversing with a compass. Line Forebaring PQ S 37°30'E QR S43°15'W RS N 73°00'W ST N 12°45′E TP N 60°00'E Calculate the interior angles and the correct them for observational errors. Backbearing N37°30'W N44°15'E S72°15'E S13°15'W S59°00'W

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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