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Q: Question 5 The map scale is 1"=40-ft. The distance between two features on the map are scaled to be…

A: In survey, while measuring the distance or area, we always measure the real or actual distance, but…

Q: Compute the latitude for the following line: N 05⁰-40'-57" W 268.74' + 26.6095 O-267.4194 O-26.6095…

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Q: 2. Calculate the cut area of the drawing below both with the known shapes formula and with the…

A: This question is from survey engineering. Here we are given with a cross section of structure . This…

Q: Line AB has an azimuth of 322° 40' 20" (origin point is B). Find the principal angle in degree for…

A: Given data : Line AB has an azimuth of 322° 40' 20" Find the principal angle in degree for line AB

Q: • 4) Compute the coordinates of the area centroid with respect to the given axes. 20 mm 30 mm 36 mm…

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Q: How to find the measure of the lines? 60 degrees, 127 to 53 degrees, and 125 degrees.  Area =…

A: A figure in which the area and perimeter arearea = 144.1672 perimeter = 71.8077needs to find the…

Q: II I I| |||| Using the contour map what are the elevations of the contour lines Labeling Contours…

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Q: A circular shape land has an area of 122.718cm² on a map having a scale 1/500. What is the area of…

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Q: 1. The accompanying tabulation gives elevations of points over the area 30m by 30m city lot. The…

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Q: Where are the numbers 7.1 and 0.0013 from?

A: Given equations For PM: Perticulate MatterCmax (PM) = 7.1 x (Q / H) x (1 - exp (-2.303xKxH))Xmax…

Q: Practical part: Q5) Draw the profile with horizontal scale 1:1000 and vertical scale 1:20, stations…

A: Given : Stations and their Elevations in metres. Horizontal scale = 1:1000 Vertical scale = 1:20…

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Structural components of framed construction

It is a rigid and stable framework of structures that consists of structural members like slabs, beams, and columns that can resist the deformation due to the self-weight and high external loads and transfer the applied loads safely to the substructure and consecutively to the ground. It is made of different materials, such as reinforced concrete, steel, and wood. In ancient days, load-bearing structures were used to build houses and houses were built using load-bearing walls.