(A) A map has a scale of 1: 50000. What are the real life distances (in km) represented by each of these lengths on the map? + 4 cm ( + 10 cm -( + 3.2 cm =( 4 5.1 cm -( )Km )Km )Km )Km (B): The distance between Baghdad and Babel is 165 km. What would be the distance between these two cities on a map with a scale of ) cm ) em ) em ) cm +1: 500000 - ( 41:1000000-( 1: 300000 ( 41: 150000 -( (C): Find representative Fraction scale (R.F) from verbal statement of (6 inch to 1 mile) + (12mile to 1 inch)

(A) A map has a scale of 1: 50000. What are the real life distances (in km) represented by each of these lengths on the map? + 4 cm ( + 10 cm -( + 3.2 cm =( 4 5.1 cm -( )Km )Km )Km )Km (B): The distance between Baghdad and Babel is 165 km. What would be the distance between these two cities on a map with a scale of ) cm ) em ) em ) cm +1: 500000 - ( 41:1000000-( 1: 300000 ( 41: 150000 -( (C): Find representative Fraction scale (R.F) from verbal statement of (6 inch to 1 mile) + (12mile to 1 inch)

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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