Given the following data of a balanced closed traverse, determine the area by theDouble Meridian Distance (DMD) method.LINELATITUDEDEPARTURE1-2+ 31.30 meters+ 21.70 meters2-3+ 34.26+51.383-4- 35.68+ 47.874-5- 58.11+ 22.655-6- 46.08- 45.266-7- 37.15- 56.04+ 38.11+ 73.357-8- 29.658-1- 12.65

The data of a closed traverse is given. We have to determine the area of closed traverse by DMD…

Given the following data of a balanced closed traverse, determine the area by the Double Meridian Distance (DMD) method. LINE LATITUDE DEPARTURE + 31.30 meters + 34.26 1-2 +21.70 meters 2-3 + 51.38 3-4 - 35.68 + 47.87 4-5 - 58.11 + 22.65 5-6 - 46.08 - 45.26 6-7 - 37.15 - 56.04 7-8 + 38.11 - 29.65 8-1 + 73.35 - 12.65

Given the following data of a balanced closed traverse, determine the area by the Double Meridian Distance (DMD) method. LINE LATITUDE DEPARTURE + 31.30 meters + 34.26 1-2 +21.70 meters 2-3 + 51.38 3-4 - 35.68 + 47.87 4-5 - 58.11 + 22.65 5-6 - 46.08 - 45.26 6-7 - 37.15 - 56.04 7-8 + 38.11 - 29.65 8-1 + 73.35 - 12.65

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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