Q.2. Please calculate the elevations of every station given in the table and show the arithmetic check. If there is an error please distribute it to the elevations. E = 40 * /K Distance Station BS IS FS H.I. Elevation (m) (m) K 3.523 196.245 15.16 101 3.024 20.42 102 2.861 12.74 103 3.129 0.216 18.38 104 2.825 23.03 105 2.997 19.96 106 2.756 10.22 107 2.084 0.778 12.41 108 1.969 15.35 109 1.675 19.67 110 0.876 21.59 0.675 203.302

Q.2. Please calculate the elevations of every station given in the table and show the arithmetic check. If there is an error please distribute it to the elevations. E = 40 * /K Distance Station BS IS FS H.I. Elevation (m) (m) K 3.523 196.245 15.16 101 3.024 20.42 102 2.861 12.74 103 3.129 0.216 18.38 104 2.825 23.03 105 2.997 19.96 106 2.756 10.22 107 2.084 0.778 12.41 108 1.969 15.35 109 1.675 19.67 110 0.876 21.59 0.675 203.302

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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