AN88 28' 24"E258.182 MA traverse from A to H is shown from theS87* 33' 16"E5figure below. Inside the traverse is a162.867M1lot.a. Adjust the traverse by compassrule. Tabulate your computation.b. Calculatethecoordinates ofstation F if station A has N =3.s88° 53' 56"W144.666M20000.000, E = 20000.000c. If station F to corner 4 has bearing117.396 M161.965 Mand distance equal to N 33° 56' 46"W and 86.985 m, calculate thecoordinates of all lot corners.143.069 MHN86 33' 16"WGN6* 15 27E204.152MN3° 12' 25"E552.815 M115.385MS21* 56' 27"E134.863 MS37' 45' 45"E119.958M$44' 04' 37"w240.608 MS6° 34' 12"E146.178 Mso° 40' 28"E

(a) Adjust the traverse by compass rule Latitude = L cos θ Departure = L Sin θ Lines Distance…

N88 28' 24"E A B 258.182 M A traverse from A to H is shown from the S87' 33' 16"E figure below. Inside the traverse is a 162.867M 1 lot. a. Adjust the traverse by compass rule. Tabulate your computation. b. Calculate the coordinates of station F if station A has N = %3D 4 144.666M 20000.000, E = 20000.000 %3D s88° 53' 56"W c. If station F to corner 4 has bearing 117,396 M 161.965 M and distance equal to N 33° 56' 46" W and 86.985 m, calculate the coordinates of all lot corners. 143.069 M H N86 33' 16*W G N3 12' 25"E 552.815 M N6* 15' 27"E 204.152M 115.385M S21 56' 27"E 134.863 M S37' 45' 45"E G 119.958M S44' 04' 37"W 240.608 M S6* 34' 12"E 146.178 M So° 40' 28"E

N88 28' 24"E A B 258.182 M A traverse from A to H is shown from the S87' 33' 16"E figure below. Inside the traverse is a 162.867M 1 lot. a. Adjust the traverse by compass rule. Tabulate your computation. b. Calculate the coordinates of station F if station A has N = %3D 4 144.666M 20000.000, E = 20000.000 %3D s88° 53' 56"W c. If station F to corner 4 has bearing 117,396 M 161.965 M and distance equal to N 33° 56' 46" W and 86.985 m, calculate the coordinates of all lot corners. 143.069 M H N86 33' 16W G N3 12' 25"E 552.815 M N6 15' 27"E 204.152M 115.385M S21 56' 27"E 134.863 M S37' 45' 45"E G 119.958M S44' 04' 37"W 240.608 M S6* 34' 12"E 146.178 M So° 40' 28"E

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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