Given: Two end areas 100 ft apart. A1 = the area shown in Fig 11-2; A2 = the area shown in Fig 11-5. Calculate the volume of material included between these two end areas. 2Given: Two end areas 100 ft apart. A₁ = the area shown in Fig. 11-2: A₂ = the area shown in Fig.11-5. Calculate the volume of material included between these two end areas.Vertical: 1" = 5'80-757030A20it10q010Horizontal: 1" = 10'Fig. 11-5 Cut section (geometric).E20нгв30

vertical scale 1unit=5'horizontal scale 1unit=10'length=100ft

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Given: Two end areas 100 ft apart. A1 = the area shown in Fig 11-2; A2 = the area shown in Fig 11-5. Calculate the volume of material included between these two end areas.

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Given: Two end areas 100 ft apart. A1 = the area shown in Fig 11-2; A2 = the area shown in Fig 11-5. Calculate the volume of material included between these two end areas.

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Given: Two end areas 100 ft apart. A₁ = the area shown in Fig. 11-2: A₂ = the area shown in Fig.
11-5. Calculate the volume of material included between these two end areas.
Vertical: 1" = 5'
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Horizontal: 1" = 10'
Fig. 11-5 Cut section (geometric).
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