DETERMINE THE BEARING, LATITUDE AND DEPARTURE OF EACH COURSE, ADJUSTED LATITUDES AND DEPARTURES OF EACH COURSE BY APPLYING THE COMPASS RULE, AREA OF THE TRACT OF LAND DEFINED BY THE TRAVERSE (EMPLOYING DOUBLE MERIDIAN DISTANCES, AREA OF THE SAME TRACT (EMPLOYING DOUBLE PARALLEL DISTANCES), LINEAR ERROR OF CLOSURE AND BEARING OF THE SIDE OF ERROR, AND RELATIVE ERROR OF CLOSURE.

DETERMINE THE BEARING, LATITUDE AND DEPARTURE OF EACH COURSE, ADJUSTED LATITUDES AND DEPARTURES OF EACH COURSE BY APPLYING THE COMPASS RULE, AREA OF THE TRACT OF LAND DEFINED BY THE TRAVERSE (EMPLOYING DOUBLE MERIDIAN DISTANCES, AREA OF THE SAME TRACT (EMPLOYING DOUBLE PARALLEL DISTANCES), LINEAR ERROR OF CLOSURE AND BEARING OF THE SIDE OF ERROR, AND RELATIVE ERROR OF CLOSURE.

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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