b. The surveyor's first reading was to TBM 41 with reading 5.76, she then took thefollowing readings (see table below) and closed the survey with reading 5.77 to TBM 41.Station12Rod reading 2.21 3.545.714.524.85TP132.585.11412.555.48TP2567814.65 8.26 16.84 11.544.845.42TP36.24TP4921.555.574100.876.31BM BBM ACalculate the elevation of all the points she surveyed and the misclosure in the survey.

First Reading at TBM 41 =5.76 Last Reading at TBM 41 =5.77 Assume the elevation of TBM 41 =100

b. The surveyor's first reading was to TBM 41 with reading 5.76, she then took the following readings (see table below) and closed the survey with reading 5.77 to TBM 41. Station 1 2 Rod reading 2.21 3.54 5.71 4.52 4.85 TP1 6 7 8 9 3 4 5 2.58 12.55 14.65 8.26 16.84 11.54 21.55 5.11 5.48 TP2 4.84 5.42 TP3 6.24 11- TP4 5.57 10 0.87 6.31 BM B BM A Calculate the elevation of all the points she surveyed and the misclosure in the survey.

b. The surveyor's first reading was to TBM 41 with reading 5.76, she then took the following readings (see table below) and closed the survey with reading 5.77 to TBM 41. Station 1 2 Rod reading 2.21 3.54 5.71 4.52 4.85 TP1 6 7 8 9 3 4 5 2.58 12.55 14.65 8.26 16.84 11.54 21.55 5.11 5.48 TP2 4.84 5.42 TP3 6.24 11- TP4 5.57 10 0.87 6.31 BM B BM A Calculate the elevation of all the points she surveyed and the misclosure in the survey.

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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