Q1: The reading obtained being as shown below, calculate the elevations (R.L) of all points, and check your results. point B.S L.S F.S H.I Elevation Remarks 1 2 3 1.622 34.82 1.874 0.354 36.34 2.032 1.780 36.592 4 2.362 5 0.984 1.122 36.454 6 1.906 2.824 35.536 2.036 33.500 B.M

Q1: The reading obtained being as shown below, calculate the elevations (R.L) of all points, and check your results. point B.S L.S F.S H.I Elevation Remarks 1 2 3 1.622 34.82 1.874 0.354 36.34 2.032 1.780 36.592 4 2.362 5 0.984 1.122 36.454 6 1.906 2.824 35.536 2.036 33.500 B.M

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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