A closed traverse has the following lengths and bearings: The length CD could not be measured due to some obstruction in chaining. The bearing of AB could not be taken as station A was badly affected by local attraction. Find the length of CD and the exact bearing of side AB. Line AB BC CD DA Length (m) 200.0 98.0 Not obtained 86.4 Bearing Roughly East 178° 270° 1°

A closed traverse has the following lengths and bearings: The length CD could not be measured due to some obstruction in chaining. The bearing of AB could not be taken as station A was badly affected by local attraction. Find the length of CD and the exact bearing of side AB. Line AB BC CD DA Length (m) 200.0 98.0 Not obtained 86.4 Bearing Roughly East 178° 270° 1°

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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