معاينةFind the coordinates of points A, B, C, D and E by adjusting this traverse.Complete all cells in the tables below.GIVEN:Azimuth S5-S2 = 32°47'27"XS2 = - 715.000mYS2 = - 355.000mComplete all tables below and calculate all disclosure errors and theircorrection values.DAAS2Page 1 of 4مشاركةحد د المنطقةالتخطيطII<>Measured angleClockwiseAngular115°30'25"225°10'08"245°40'55"223°05'05"260°15'45"242°51'26"127°26'30" معاينةPage 2 of 4مشاركةحد د المنطقةالتخطيطII<>Measured angleClockwiseAngular adjustmentvalueAdjusted angleSidePreliminaryAzimuthAzimuthAdjustment115°30'25"valueS5-S2225°10'08"S2-A245°40'55"ABВС223°05'05"CD260°15'45"DEES2242°51'26"S2S5127°26'30"

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Find the coordinates of points A, B, C, D and E by adjusting this traverse. Complete all cells in the tables below. GIVEN: Azimuth S5-S2 = 32°47'27" XS2 = - 715.000m YS2 = - 355.000m Complete all tables below and calculate all disclosure errors and their correction values. S2

Find the coordinates of points A, B, C, D and E by adjusting this traverse. Complete all cells in the tables below. GIVEN: Azimuth S5-S2 = 32°47'27" XS2 = - 715.000m YS2 = - 355.000m Complete all tables below and calculate all disclosure errors and their correction values. S2

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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