A traverse is being measure by theodolite and subtense bar. At one station, the theodolite axis is 1.36m above the ground mark and the horizontal angle subtended by a 2- meter subtense bar placed at the second station is 40'28". The subtense bar is 1.23m above the ground mark, and the vertical angle measured to it on the theodolite is +22°14'. Determine the horizontal distance between the two station marks.

A traverse is being measure by theodolite and subtense bar. At one station, the theodolite axis is 1.36m above the ground mark and the horizontal angle subtended by a 2- meter subtense bar placed at the second station is 40'28". The subtense bar is 1.23m above the ground mark, and the vertical angle measured to it on the theodolite is +22°14'. Determine the horizontal distance between the two station marks.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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