C.Table: Determination of Stadia Interval Factor (K)D.TRIAL12345678DISTANCE STADIA HAIR READINGSUPPERLOWER15.0020.0025.0030.0035.0040.0045.0050.00Where:SKETCH:1.319 m1.3351.3581.3671.4151.4351.4601.4451.169 m1.1351.1081.0651.0351.0351.0100.935S = Stadia InterceptK = Stadia Interval FactorSTADIASTADIAINTERCEPT INTERVALFACTOR(K)COMPUTATIONS:1. Computing Stadia Intercept (S) and Stadia Interval Factor (K).a.) Stadia Intercept = Upper Rod Reading - Lower Rod Readingb.) Stadia Interval Factor (K) = Distance / Stadia Intercept(S)AVERAGE K =(Show computations on the computed stadia intercept and stadia intervalfactor.)(Draw the resulting figure based on the data given data. Refer to theillustration above.)

Given, Stadia Intercept= Upper Rod reading- Lower Rod reading Stadia Interval(K)= DistanceStadia…

C. COMPUTATIONS: 1. Computing Stadia Intercept (S) and Stadia Interval Factor (K). a.) Stadia Intercept = Upper Rod Reading - Lower Rod Reading b.) Stadia Interval Factor (K) = Distance / Stadia Intercept D. Where: (Show computations on the computed stadia intercept and stadia interval factor.) S = Stadia Intercept K = Stadia Interval Factor SKETCH: (Draw the resulting figure based on the data given data. Refer to the illustration above.)

C. COMPUTATIONS: 1. Computing Stadia Intercept (S) and Stadia Interval Factor (K). a.) Stadia Intercept = Upper Rod Reading - Lower Rod Reading b.) Stadia Interval Factor (K) = Distance / Stadia Intercept D. Where: (Show computations on the computed stadia intercept and stadia interval factor.) S = Stadia Intercept K = Stadia Interval Factor SKETCH: (Draw the resulting figure based on the data given data. Refer to the illustration above.)

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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