Determine the slope length (L) between two points given the following information: Horizontal distance (H) = 1500.00' Vertical angle = 04°-27¹-48" round final answer to 2nd decimal place example answer 924.82 don't enter units H B

Q: Station 12+62 (elevation = 1062.14') Station 27+10 (elevation = 1120.90') Compute the slope of the…

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Q: On a vertical photograph of flat terrain, section corners, which are a nominal 1-mi apart, appear a…

A: Part A :- d= 3.319 in.f= 3.5 in.Part B :-d= 68.14mm, f= 156.4mm

Q: Q1) In the closed traverse ABCDEA, both the tying up triangles and the side lengths of the polygon…

A: First find out the latitude & departure of the given lines. Latitude say  L = lcosθ &…

Q: Given the three-wire leveling note below, find the elevation of BM2 and perform the customary…

A: Given: The data for the three-wire levelling is given as: To Determine: The elevation of BM2 and…

Q: A cantilevered beam is subjected to a concentrated force and an uniform distributed load as shown…

A: For calculating the maximum slope in the cantilever beam, calculate the slope for different types of…

Q: 10. Complete the following table using the knowledge obtained in class about differential leveling…

A: Complete the following table using the knowledge obtained in class about differential leveling

Q: B.M=0.740m 0+00 A 1.50m 0+05 B 1.54m 0+10 с 1.865m 0+05 1.715m 0+02.5 1.80m 0+15 D 2.565m 0+02.5-…

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Q: Determine the moment of inertia of the shaded area with respect to the y-axis. Consider L = 130 mm…

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Q: Datum in the figure, A. Ar elev, eleve and the measured slope length L were 1.634, 1.546, 987.207,…

A: he =1.634 mhr = 1.546 mElevA = 987.207 mElevB = 1006.816 mL = 435.955 m

Q: Problem #1: Leveling in a loop Leveling is performed to determine elevations on the ground and…

A: Given: Station BS HI FS Elevation J A 319.83   315.76 TP1 5.18 322.87 2.14 B TP2 2.91…

Q: Problem 1: If the elevation of point A is 9.722m, elevation of point B= 30.194m, slope distance is…

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Methods of Surveying

Surveying is the practice to determine the relative three-dimensional positions of various points on the earth’s surface. This is done by computing the vertical and horizontal distances, angles between the points, collecting the observations, and plotting them on a map of any appropriate scale. Accuracy can be achieved by using the latest instruments like a theodolite, tachometer, etc. Leveling is a subdivision of surveying where the objective is to locate the elevation of objects considering a datum level.