COORDINATES. Determine the lengths and 14. RECTANGULAR bearings of the sides of a tract of land whose corners have the following X and Y coordinates: A(-105.45 m, -127.96 m); B(-289.63 m, -9.05 m); C(+512.50 m, +404.23 m); D(436.70 m, -59.92 m); dingly. and E(-5.52 m, +7.34 m). Tabulate values accor-

COORDINATES. Determine the lengths and 14. RECTANGULAR bearings of the sides of a tract of land whose corners have the following X and Y coordinates: A(-105.45 m, -127.96 m); B(-289.63 m, -9.05 m); C(+512.50 m, +404.23 m); D(436.70 m, -59.92 m); dingly. and E(-5.52 m, +7.34 m). Tabulate values accor-

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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