13.344 km²Example-3 : Find the area of zero circle from the following taken using a planimeterhaving M = 100 cm² observations :Position ofAnchor pointOutside the figureInside the figure=InitialReading8.5963.944FinalReading4.1496.534Remarkskasthe zero of the disc passed thefixed mark once in the clockwisedirection.the zero of the disc passed thefixed index mark twice inanticlockwise direction.

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Example-3: Find the area of zero circle from the following taken using a planimeter having M = 100 cm2 observations : Position of Anchor point Outside the figure Inside the figure 44 km² Initial Reading 8.596 3.944 Final Reading 4.149 6.534 Remarks the zero of the disc passed the fixed mark once in the clockwise direction. the zero of the disc passed the fixed index mark twice in anticlockwise direction.

Example-3: Find the area of zero circle from the following taken using a planimeter having M = 100 cm2 observations : Position of Anchor point Outside the figure Inside the figure 44 km² Initial Reading 8.596 3.944 Final Reading 4.149 6.534 Remarks the zero of the disc passed the fixed mark once in the clockwise direction. the zero of the disc passed the fixed index mark twice in anticlockwise direction.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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