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Q: 8. Convert the bearing XY, S 63°25’ E to equivalent azimuths (azimuth from south and from north Draw…

A: Finding out azimuth of given bearing.

Q: 12 kN 2 m [Figure for B1, B2] C -2 m B

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Q: Determine the resultant force that water exerts on the overhang sea wall along ABC in kN. The wall…

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Q: One side of a traverse has a length of 50 metres and a whole circle bearing of 200°. Calculate the…

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Q: (b) Find the rotation at "B" (c) Find the horizontal drift at "C" Given: [W24x94] Properties: E =…

A: E = 29000ksi I = 2700 in4 Find: (a) Rotation at B (b) Horizontal drift at C

Q: Determine the slope at A and displacement constant. 5 kN-m -1.5 m- C -1.5 m- B

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Q: The back-bearing of XY is S 25° 25' 36" E. What is the fore-bearing of XY? Provide your answer as a…

A: Objective: To determine the fore-bearing of line XY from the given value of back-bearing.   Given:…

Q: 4. Solve the Open ended Traverse below for the bearing at course EF: 250 A 42° Is' S87° 15'E 65 B F…

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Q: In the open traverse shown below, the azimuth (from South) of AB is 310°28'. ZABC = 108°12', ZBCD =…

A: The azimuth (from south) of AB is 310028'FindBearing of BC, CD, DE, EF

Q: 2. Draw the Shear and Moment diagram. Use slope intercept formula and double integration method. 50…

A: To draw the shear and bending moment diagram

Q: 0 Consider the given image. Assume h=16 ft, L = 6 ft, B=9 ft. The plate width is 5 ft. Wall Pa…

A: Required  Find the position of the centre of pressure

Control Survey and Geodetic reductions

Control surveys or survey controls are used to establish reference points as a basis for various construction activities. Vertical and horizontal control points are to be established in a control survey to increase accuracy. After establishing the control points, all other types of surveys such as topographic, right-of-way, aerial mapping, construction layout, boundary surveys, and utility mapping can be worked upon so that control networks can be formed. The place from which the observations are made is called a survey station.