35 Calculate the area of cross section using numerical techniques for a river 200 m wide. if the depth d in metres at a distance x metres from one bank is given as follows: 0.00 2.5 19.25 28.00 7.5 36.75 10 45.50 12.5 54.25 15 63.00 17.5 71.75 20 80.50 22.5 89.25 25 98.00 27.5 106.75 30 115.50 32.5 124.25 35 133.00 37.5 141.75 40 150.50 42.5 159.25 45 168.00 47.5 176.75 50 185.50 52.5 194.25 55 203.00 57.5 211.75 60 220.50 62.5 229.25 65 238.00 67.5 246.75 70 255.50 72.5 264.25 75 273.00 77.5 281.75 80 290.50 82.5 299.25 85 308.00 87.5 316.75 90 325.50 92.5 334.25 95 343.00 97.5 351.75 100 360.50

35 Calculate the area of cross section using numerical techniques for a river 200 m wide. if the depth d in metres at a distance x metres from one bank is given as follows: 0.00 2.5 19.25 28.00 7.5 36.75 10 45.50 12.5 54.25 15 63.00 17.5 71.75 20 80.50 22.5 89.25 25 98.00 27.5 106.75 30 115.50 32.5 124.25 35 133.00 37.5 141.75 40 150.50 42.5 159.25 45 168.00 47.5 176.75 50 185.50 52.5 194.25 55 203.00 57.5 211.75 60 220.50 62.5 229.25 65 238.00 67.5 246.75 70 255.50 72.5 264.25 75 273.00 77.5 281.75 80 290.50 82.5 299.25 85 308.00 87.5 316.75 90 325.50 92.5 334.25 95 343.00 97.5 351.75 100 360.50

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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