5/49 Determine the x- and y-coordinates of the centroid of the shaded area. -50 y I -150- 100 Dimensions in millimeters Problem 5/49 200 x

Q: levations above datum are hA=1760ft and hB=1425ft Images a and b on a vertical photograph have…

A: hA=1760ft hB=1425fthC=1455ft focal length =152.4mm To find:Calculate Angle ACalculate Angle…

Q: 3.0000 R2.0000 1.0000 4.0000 2.0000 4.0000 4.0000 0000 0000 0000-

A: Handmade drawing are attached for better understanding.

Q: Station BM S.101 0 + 000 0 +020 0 +040 0 +060 0+066.28 0+080 0 + 100 0 +120 TP 1 0+140 0+ 143.78…

A: Elevation of (0 + 000) = Elevation of BM S.101 + BSBMS.101 - IS0+000 = 202.02 + 0.47 - 0.02 = 202.47…

Q: What is the interior angle of CP#1? Answer in the format ddd-mm-ss without any Instrument is @ CP#1…

A: If BS is CP#6 and, FS is CP#2 And angle is taken from right then this angle must be exterior angle…

Q: A line of sight taken to any point to determine its elevation is called:

A: Bench Mark is a point of known elevation . All elevation to be measured by taking refrence from…

Q: 3. Complete the calculations tabulated below. Perform a check on the ending elevation of BM 3055.…

A: Solution:- The complete calculation is shown below in the table.

Q: 1. Determine the x and y of the shaded area shown. Y 60 Ø30.00- 30 30 60

A: Determine the centroid of the given section.

Q: Determine the y-coordinate of the centroid of the shaded area. 0.37h 51° V 51° Answer:y = i

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Q: There are two points, A and B, whose elevations above datum are h=1380 ft and hg=930 ft and whose…

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Q: 120 R40 5 30 + 30 40 30 030 40 18 60 50 -120 15 51 20 R60 70 100 040 20 50 100 30 70 30

A: Only handmade drawing is attached for better in understanding the picture.

Q: compute all of the interior angles for each of the figures shown.

A: Given:Required:Interior angles

Length and Length related Variables

Length can de defined as the measurement or extent of physical quantities or objects from one terminal to another terminal. Stone age humans used finger length, step length, and so on to measure the size or displacement of an object. Nowadays, depending on how precise the measurement requires to be and the object’s size is measured, we use measuring devices for measurements like rulers and steel tape. Most people have used a ruler or tape measure to measure a particular distance or the size of an object. For more precise measurements of tiny objects, the development of measurement tools such as the Vernier caliper, which permits us to measure dimensions within 1/1000 of an inch. In the last few decades, electronic distance measuring instruments (EDMI) have been implemented that permit us to measure distances from a few feet to many miles with reasonable accuracy.