12Question 12: How tall is the tree in meter?The value must be a number13Question 13: What is the expected length ofthe tree's shadow (in meter) on Dec. 22thsolar noon?The value must be a number14Question 14: What is the expected length ofthe tree's shadow (in meter) two hours beforethe solar noon on Dec. 22th? Give the answerwith one decimal placeThe value must be a number Suppose you are concerned about a tall thin tree located 10m from a proposed PV site. You do notice that the tree casts a1 m shadow directly toward your site at solar noon on May22th. The sun path diagram is given in the chart below.Answer questions 12 -14:901: 22 june2: 22 may - 23 july3: 20 apr - 23 aug4: 20 mar - 23 sep5: 21 feb - 23 oct61 49 jan - 22 nov22 december12h11h13h7510h609h15h16h307h17h15-6h18h-120-90-60-30306090120Azimuth 'nILJI S

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12 Question 12: How tall is the tree in meter? The value must be a number 13 Question 13: What is the expected length of the tree's shadow (in meter) on Dec. 22th solar noon? The value must be a number 14 Question 14: What is the expected length of the tree's shadow (in meter) two hours before the solar noon on Dec. 22th? Give the answer with one decimal place The value must be a number

12 Question 12: How tall is the tree in meter? The value must be a number 13 Question 13: What is the expected length of the tree's shadow (in meter) on Dec. 22th solar noon? The value must be a number 14 Question 14: What is the expected length of the tree's shadow (in meter) two hours before the solar noon on Dec. 22th? Give the answer with one decimal place The value must be a number

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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