Use the sketch to answer question Rod (r)BSVA elevHorizontalhiA Five kinds of measurements form the basis of plane surveying. Thesketch contains only four of them. Choose the answer that lists thefour basic surveying measurements shown in the sketch.O elevation; height of instrument; horizontal distance; vertical angleO vertical angle; horizontal angle; slope distance; vertical distanceO height of rod; height of instrument; horizontal distance; slope distanceO vertical angle; vertical distance; horizontal distance; slope distance

Five kinds of measurements form the basis of plane surveying. The sketch contains only four of them. Choose the answer that lists the four basic surveying measurements shown in the sketch. elevation; height of instrument; horizontal distance; vertical angle vertical angle; horizontal angle; slope distance; vertical distance O height of rod; height of instrument; horizontal distance; slope distance O vertical angle; vertical distance; horizontal distance; slope distance

Five kinds of measurements form the basis of plane surveying. The sketch contains only four of them. Choose the answer that lists the four basic surveying measurements shown in the sketch. elevation; height of instrument; horizontal distance; vertical angle vertical angle; horizontal angle; slope distance; vertical distance O height of rod; height of instrument; horizontal distance; slope distance O vertical angle; vertical distance; horizontal distance; slope distance

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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