From the OBSERVED set of data of a closed compass traverse shown, determine the: a. Bearing of each line b. Linear error of closure, the direction of the side of error, and the precision of the survey made c. Adjusted distance and bearing d. Area of the traverse using DPD method COURSE DISTANCE (m) AZIMUTH FROM SOUTH 1-2 475.48 180° 50' 2-3 649.13 116° 06' 3-4 867.34 25° 54' 4-5 522.48 315° 20' 5-6 504.90 213° 27' 6-1 311.25 275° 39'

From the OBSERVED set of data of a closed compass traverse shown, determine the: a. Bearing of each line b. Linear error of closure, the direction of the side of error, and the precision of the survey made c. Adjusted distance and bearing d. Area of the traverse using DPD method COURSE DISTANCE (m) AZIMUTH FROM SOUTH 1-2 475.48 180° 50' 2-3 649.13 116° 06' 3-4 867.34 25° 54' 4-5 522.48 315° 20' 5-6 504.90 213° 27' 6-1 311.25 275° 39'

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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