4 2 3 100.750 100.550 X100.950 100.900 ✓ 8 100.800 X 100.830 100.730 X100.740 100.730 ✓ ° X 100.720 100.735 100.724 100.700 5 c) The following data is given. X100.470 100.690 ✓ 100.680 100.394 100.650 X100.550 100.830 iv. Distance between contours is 34 mm i. Higher contour is 100.830 ii. Lower contour is 100.580 iii. Distance from higher contour to grid is 24 mm X100.330 100.330 X100.650 X100.320 X100.530 100.300 X100.450 ✓ 100.600 100.350 X100.200 100.600 100.400 100.190 100.290 100.140 100.040

4 2 3 100.750 100.550 X100.950 100.900 ✓ 8 100.800 X 100.830 100.730 X100.740 100.730 ✓ ° X 100.720 100.735 100.724 100.700 5 c) The following data is given. X100.470 100.690 ✓ 100.680 100.394 100.650 X100.550 100.830 iv. Distance between contours is 34 mm i. Higher contour is 100.830 ii. Lower contour is 100.580 iii. Distance from higher contour to grid is 24 mm X100.330 100.330 X100.650 X100.320 X100.530 100.300 X100.450 ✓ 100.600 100.350 X100.200 100.600 100.400 100.190 100.290 100.140 100.040

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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