From the field notes of a closed traverse shown below,Lines Bearing DistancesAB N 53°27' 0"EBCS 66°54' 0"ECD S 29 8' 0"WDAN 52°0' 0"Wma) Determine the Error of closureb) Relative Precision (in fraction form; format: 1/wholenumber)Using the same field notes above, complete the table by adjust the traverse using transit rule.Lines BearingABBCCDDA59.8270.3876.6295.75N 5327' 0"ES 6654' 0"ES 298' 0"WN 520' 0"WDistances (m)NOTE:Round-off INTERMEDIATE ANSWERS to FIVE DECIMAL PLACES.59.8270.3876.6295.75Latitude (m)Departure (m)Round-off FINAL ANSWER/S to (a) three DECIMAL PLACES if greater than or equal to 1, or (b) to three SIGNIFICANT if less than 1 (unless stated otherwise)If negative, include (-) sign on your answer/s (unless stated otherwise).CL (absolute value)CD (absolute value)Adjusted Lat (m)Adjusted Dep (m)

Given: Lines Bearing Distances AB N53o27'0"E 59.82 BC S66o54'0"E 70.38 CD S29o8'0"W 76.62…

From the field notes of a closed traverse shown below, Lines Bearing Distances AB N 53 27' 0"E 59.82 BC $66'54' 0"E 70.38 $29'8' 0"W 76.62 CD DA N 52'0'0"W 95.75 ma) Determine the Error of closure b) Relative Precision (in fraction form; format: 1/wholenumber) ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Using the same field notes above, complete the table by adjust the traverse using transit rule. Lines AB BC CD DA Bearing Distances (m) N 5327' 0"E $6654' 0"E $ 298' 0"W N 520' 0"W NOTE: Round-off INTERMEDIATE ANSWERS to FIVE DECIMAL PLACES. 59.82 70.38 76.62 95.75 Latitude (m) Departure (m) Round-off FINAL ANSWER/S to (a) three DECIMAL PLACES if greater than or equal to 1, or (b) to three SIGNIFICANT if less than 1 (unless stated otherwise) If negative, include (-) sign on your answer/s (unless stated otherwise). CL (absolute value) CD (absolute value) Adjusted Lat (m) Adjusted Dep (m)

From the field notes of a closed traverse shown below, Lines Bearing Distances AB N 53 27' 0"E 59.82 BC $66'54' 0"E 70.38 $29'8' 0"W 76.62 CD DA N 52'0'0"W 95.75 ma) Determine the Error of closure b) Relative Precision (in fraction form; format: 1/wholenumber) ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Using the same field notes above, complete the table by adjust the traverse using transit rule. Lines AB BC CD DA Bearing Distances (m) N 5327' 0"E $6654' 0"E $ 298' 0"W N 520' 0"W NOTE: Round-off INTERMEDIATE ANSWERS to FIVE DECIMAL PLACES. 59.82 70.38 76.62 95.75 Latitude (m) Departure (m) Round-off FINAL ANSWER/S to (a) three DECIMAL PLACES if greater than or equal to 1, or (b) to three SIGNIFICANT if less than 1 (unless stated otherwise) If negative, include (-) sign on your answer/s (unless stated otherwise). CL (absolute value) CD (absolute value) Adjusted Lat (m) Adjusted Dep (m)

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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