Given the description of the lot a. Make a sketch of the lot b. Compute the area of the lot c. A dividing line is drawn from corner 5 to midpoint of line 2-3. Determine the bearing and length of the dividing line Bearing Line/Course 1-2 Length 30.48 2-3 111.37 3-4 29.09 4-5 56.68 5-1 56.70 $ 47° 49'W N 28° 16'W N 79° 21'E S 63° 26'E S 06° 44'W

Given the description of the lot a. Make a sketch of the lot b. Compute the area of the lot c. A dividing line is drawn from corner 5 to midpoint of line 2-3. Determine the bearing and length of the dividing line Bearing Line/Course 1-2 Length 30.48 2-3 111.37 3-4 29.09 4-5 56.68 5-1 56.70 $ 47° 49'W N 28° 16'W N 79° 21'E S 63° 26'E S 06° 44'W

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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