On a topographic map having a scale of 1:3,000 the elevation of point A is 125.67m while point B is 175.58m. If the map distance ofpoint A to point B is 4.5cm, determine the slope of AB.Select the correct response:32.45%25°10'36.97%O 18°5'On a map with scalethe canal,1cm = 150 m, the measured length of an irrigation canal is 0.termine the equivalent ground length ofSelect the correct response:4km3km2000m3000mThe computed latitude and departure of a line were recorded to be +23.46m and -56.67m respectively. Determine its azimuth fromNorth.Select the correct response:67°31'292 29112 29O 173 29

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On a topographic map having a scale of 1:3,000 the elevation of point A is 125.67m while point B is 175.58m. If the map distance of point A to point B is 4.5cm, determine the slope of AB. Select the correct response: 32.45% 25°10' 36.97% O 18°5' On a map with scale of 1cm = 150 m, the measured length of an irrigation canal is 0.2 etermine the equivalent ground length of the canal. Select the correct response: 4km 3km 2000m 3000m The computed latitude and departure of a line were recorded to be +23.46m and -56.67m respectively. Determine its azimuth from North. Select the correct response: 67°31' 292 29 112 29 173 29

On a topographic map having a scale of 1:3,000 the elevation of point A is 125.67m while point B is 175.58m. If the map distance of point A to point B is 4.5cm, determine the slope of AB. Select the correct response: 32.45% 25°10' 36.97% O 18°5' On a map with scale of 1cm = 150 m, the measured length of an irrigation canal is 0.2 etermine the equivalent ground length of the canal. Select the correct response: 4km 3km 2000m 3000m The computed latitude and departure of a line were recorded to be +23.46m and -56.67m respectively. Determine its azimuth from North. Select the correct response: 67°31' 292 29 112 29 173 29

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