When conducting traverse surveys, what are the two laws that are often used to correct the misclosure of the vertical and horizontal distances? (Check) 2 (multiple choice questions) □ A. Theodolite law, suitable for distance and angle accuracy B. Compass rule, suitable for distance measurement accuracy far worse than angle measurement accuracy C. Compass law, suitable for distance and angle accuracy □ D. Theodolite law, suitable for distance measurement accuracy far worse than angle measurement accuracy

When conducting traverse surveys, what are the two laws that are often used to correct the misclosure of the vertical and horizontal distances? (Check) 2 (multiple choice questions) □ A. Theodolite law, suitable for distance and angle accuracy B. Compass rule, suitable for distance measurement accuracy far worse than angle measurement accuracy C. Compass law, suitable for distance and angle accuracy □ D. Theodolite law, suitable for distance measurement accuracy far worse than angle measurement accuracy

Traffic and Highway Engineering

5th Edition

ISBN:9781305156241

Author:Garber, Nicholas J.

Publisher:Garber, Nicholas J.

Chapter14: Highway Surveys And Location

Section: Chapter Questions

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