4. Five separate measurements were made of a line and theirdegrees of precision computed as follows: 1" trial; 1/5000,2d trial, 1/2500; 3“, 1/6500; 4", 1/7000; 5", 1/10000. Themeasurement which is of a higher degree of precision wasthe one done in thea. 1* trialb. 2d trialc. 3d triald. 4 triale. 5" trial

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4. Five separate measurements were made of a line and their degrees of precision computed as follows: 1" trial; 1/5000, 2 trial, 1/2500; 3“, 1/6500; 4", 1/7000; 5", 1/10000. The measurement which is of a higher degree of precision was the one done in the a. 1* trial b. 2 trial c. 3" trial d. 4 trial e. 5" trial

4. Five separate measurements were made of a line and their degrees of precision computed as follows: 1" trial; 1/5000, 2 trial, 1/2500; 3“, 1/6500; 4", 1/7000; 5", 1/10000. The measurement which is of a higher degree of precision was the one done in the a. 1* trial b. 2 trial c. 3" trial d. 4 trial e. 5" trial

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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