Given the topographic information found in Table 1, answer the following: Table 1: Topographic Information ID 1012 1024 1044 1045 Northing (m) 7448659.958 7448621.156 7448644.495 7448661.492 Easting (m) 4556871.788 4556843.795 4556822.647 4556842.611 Elevation (m) 22.168 12.794 17.499 21.055 Notes Telephone Pole Drainage Spot Elevation Spot Elevation a. Plot or sketch the data points c. b. Using linear interpolation, determine the coordinate points for both the 15-metre and the 20-metre contour. HINT: You need to calculate all of them for part (c). Amend the preliminary plot from (a) by adding the coordinates determined in (b) and plot or sketch the 15-metre and 20-metre contour lines (Ensure that you provide an appropriate label!).

Given the topographic information found in Table 1, answer the following: Table 1: Topographic Information ID 1012 1024 1044 1045 Northing (m) 7448659.958 7448621.156 7448644.495 7448661.492 Easting (m) 4556871.788 4556843.795 4556822.647 4556842.611 Elevation (m) 22.168 12.794 17.499 21.055 Notes Telephone Pole Drainage Spot Elevation Spot Elevation a. Plot or sketch the data points c. b. Using linear interpolation, determine the coordinate points for both the 15-metre and the 20-metre contour. HINT: You need to calculate all of them for part (c). Amend the preliminary plot from (a) by adding the coordinates determined in (b) and plot or sketch the 15-metre and 20-metre contour lines (Ensure that you provide an appropriate label!).

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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