Given in the tabulation below are the observed forward and backward bearings of an open compass traverse. Plot the traverse and adjust the forward and backward bearing of each course. Tabulate answers and show accompanying computations. OBSERVED BEARINGS CORRECTED BEARINGS LENGTH LINE (m) FORWARD BACKWARD FORWARD BACKWARD АВ 47 S 35° 10' E N 36° 17' W BC 36 S 52° 21' E N 51° 26' W CD 52 S 30° 26' E N 31° 27' W DE 54 S 55° 17' W N 56° 27' E EF 95 N 80° 25' E S 80° 25' W FG 84 N 18° 25' W S 19° 20' E GH 40 N 60° 47' E S 59° 25' W

Given in the tabulation below are the observed forward and backward bearings of an open compass traverse. Plot the traverse and adjust the forward and backward bearing of each course. Tabulate answers and show accompanying computations. OBSERVED BEARINGS CORRECTED BEARINGS LENGTH LINE (m) FORWARD BACKWARD FORWARD BACKWARD АВ 47 S 35° 10' E N 36° 17' W BC 36 S 52° 21' E N 51° 26' W CD 52 S 30° 26' E N 31° 27' W DE 54 S 55° 17' W N 56° 27' E EF 95 N 80° 25' E S 80° 25' W FG 84 N 18° 25' W S 19° 20' E GH 40 N 60° 47' E S 59° 25' W

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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