A four-sided traverse is defined by the following data.Course AB has a bearing of $74°30'E. Stations go forward alphabetically.Course Preliminary length (ft)ABBCCDDA3.596.44548.58298.21406.38PointABCDInterior angle (to the right from back to forward station)67°30'70°36'81°05'140°58' a. Sketch the traverse and verify that the traverse has balanced interior angles (assume acceptable survey).b. Determine the preliminary course azimuths.

Given: Bearing of course AB=S 74° 30' E. =180°-74° 30'=105° 30'. Interior Angles: ∠A=67° 30'∠B=70°…

Answered: a. Sketch the traverse and verify that…

a. Sketch the traverse and verify that the traverse has balanced interior angles (assume acceptable survey). b. Determine the preliminary course azimuths.

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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