Please show complete and detailed solution for the table 2 and double check table 1. Also, show the illustration/plotting of the traverse.

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Q: The six standard views in orthographic projection are front, top, bottom, and what?

A: Answer : Left view Right view  Rear view

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A: Given values: Area of 1st cut, A1 = 44 m2 Area of 2nd cut, A2 = 66 m2 Distance between the cuts, L =…

Q: nformation modelling and DFD levelling are discussed.

A: There are two important concepts in software engineering and systems analysis: information modelling…

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A: Given data,fig is givena=50mmb=485mmc=150mmFINDx - and y-coordinates of the centroid of the shaded…

Q: List the four types of sketches grouped by projection methods

A: The four types of sketches grouped by projection methods are listed below-

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A: NGL: The Natural Ground Level (NGL) is defined as the unmodified level of the ground or land.…

Q: V5-4. For the 50-foot grid shown in Fig. 5-12, redraw, and sketch all one-foot contour lines. the…

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Q: Q1. DRAW THE ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION VIEW OF GIVEN OBJECT BELOW. ELEVATION PLAN SIDE VIEW

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Volumes

Volume usually is the dimensional quantity that involves the evaluation of any three-dimensional figure enfolded inside a closed space. The SI unit (International System of Units) of volume is m3 and the dimensional unit of volume is [L3]. For estimation of the volume of any figure, various formulae are used. Another application of volume includes the reference in the sound levels, the higher the sound intensity, the louder the sound heard, and hence, the larger the volume. The SI unit of sound volume is decibels (dB).