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Q: 1/2x10ft

A: We are given: 1/2×10 ft   The given expression is equivalent to computing half the length of 10 f.

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Q: (a) Draw the dimensioned plan and elevation for the given line plan. Assume all suitable data. (b)…

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Q: Show the quadrants of a circle and within the circle show  S 30° W

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Q: Convert: 255°53'47.675" to grads.

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Q: Asap Find External indeterminacy

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Q: Define two-way flat plate.

A: Solution: A flat plate is generally a two-way system that is supported directly on columns or…

Q: Draw the sectional view of AA' and BB' Show Layers and Dimensions

A: Given FigureTo Draw the sectional view of AA' and BB'

Q: Arrange the following description in the form of profile level notes complete to elevation. A level…

A: The benchmark elevation is given as 12.135m.

Q: Draw the plan and elevation of the given line diagram. W W.C V KITCHEN D, 2100×1200 3600x2800 BATH V…

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Q: 02. Draw a neat sketch (closed traverse) for this note book entry. D 55 40 C24 24 30E B22 10 A

A: Given:- The notebook entry is given  To determine:- Draw a neat sketch for the closed traverse

Q: ow many square yards are there in a 72” x 112 yard roll?

A: GIVEN  WIDTH = 72"   = (72" )* (1'/12")*(1 yard/ 3') = 2 yard Length = 112 yard

Q: Explain how to layout compound curve . * Provide astep by step explanatib n-

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Q: BED 3 43 x 3.60 BED 2 BATH 2.79 x 358 3.43 x 3.60 W.I.R. 2.33 x 1.06 W.I.L. .93 x 104 W.I.R. 1.35 x…

A: A block in AutoCAD is simply a collection of objects which are grouped together to form a single…

Q: Find the areal scale for the following 3cm+09km

A: Given: Map distancex=3 cm Ground distanceX=9 km To find: Areal scale

Q: Q25. Draw the plan, section and elevation of the given line diagram. BАTH 2000 x 2500 BED 5000 x…

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Q: 4#8 12" 15" I 3: fó= tooopsu Grade Go Steel NWC. &Mn = ?

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Q: What perameters are used for Existing ground level ?

A: Solution: Ground level means the existing level of the site at any of the point. When earth filling…

Q: Q2: Draw front and side view projection for the following 36 12, 34

A: Given section: If you look at the given section from the front, the red coloured area will be…

Q: Draw the front, side, and horizontal projections

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Q: 1200-1000 is??

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Q: flowchart detailing the deisgn of One-way Slab

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Q: , the rod reading is 1.159m, 120m from the beginning of the line rod reading is 1.434m, and finally…

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Q: V5-4. For the 50-foot grid shown in Fig. 5-12, redraw, and sketch all one-foot contour lines. the…

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Q: what about this part  two ??? and the height is 2.5 not 2 , very bad service

A: Y1 = 2.5 mq =5 m³/s/m

Q: DRAW OBLIQUE DEGREE 45°

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Q: Determine the moment of inertia around the horizontal neutral axis of the section. Use A as…

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Q: Slope is 13% horizontal run is 140 ft. What’s the max run architects could use.

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Unit Conversion

Standard units are also called SI units. SI units are used for measuring a physical quantity satisfying certain conditions. There are two types of units: fundamental units and derived units. Fundamental units are physical quantities that are independent, that is, they do not depend on other quantities like mass, length, or time. There are plenty of quantities in our lives which need to be measured and compared. Measuring is the comparison of a particular physical quantity with its reference value. A unit is a measure of a fixed physical quantity. A physical quantity is the product of a unit and the numerical value we need to compare with.