SURVEYING IIExercise 4.2.3IDetermine the reduced heights for ABC & d using the given tacheometric field bookextract. The heights of A & E are 567.430m and 574.000m respectively.430m andextract. The neiginFromABCDEToBACBDCEDHI & MHHI= 1.6301.690HI= 1.6501.5001.780HI= 1.7502.0301.210HI= 1.6401.6302.250HI= 1.7601.420TopStadia3.0402.8502.7002.9501.7802.1903.5702.750BottomStadia0.3400.1600.8701.1400.6501.1000.9500.100ZenithAngle86°16'38"93°43'26"92°36'20"87°23'45"87°15'25"92°44'40"90°18'40"89°41'12"

Exercise 4.2.3 I Determine the reduced heights for A B C & d using the given tacheometric field book: extract. The heights of A & E are 567.430m and 574.000m respectively. extract. The tim From A B C le D E To B В A C B D C E D HI & MH HI= 1.630 1.690 HI= 1.650 1.500 1.780 HI= 1.750 2.030 1.210 HI= 1.640 1.630 2.250 HI= 1.760 1.420 Top Stadia 3.040 2.850 2.700 2.950 1.780 2.190 3.570 2.750 Bottom Stadia 0.340 0.160 0.870 1.140 0.650 1.100 0.950 0.100 Zenith Angle 86°16'38" 93°43'26" 92°36'20" 87°23'45" 87°15'25" 92°44'40" 90°18'40" 89°41'12"

Exercise 4.2.3 I Determine the reduced heights for A B C & d using the given tacheometric field book: extract. The heights of A & E are 567.430m and 574.000m respectively. extract. The tim From A B C le D E To B В A C B D C E D HI & MH HI= 1.630 1.690 HI= 1.650 1.500 1.780 HI= 1.750 2.030 1.210 HI= 1.640 1.630 2.250 HI= 1.760 1.420 Top Stadia 3.040 2.850 2.700 2.950 1.780 2.190 3.570 2.750 Bottom Stadia 0.340 0.160 0.870 1.140 0.650 1.100 0.950 0.100 Zenith Angle 86°16'38" 93°43'26" 92°36'20" 87°23'45" 87°15'25" 92°44'40" 90°18'40" 89°41'12"

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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