ANSWER CORRECTLY AND GIVE DETAILED SOLUTION. PLEASE ANSWER ALL.EDIT: 46. Find the Area at Station 1 + 700 47. Find the Area at station 1 + 500 Problem no. 8: Given the following cross-sectional notes below with side slopes of 2:1 and a same base of 10 m,Sta 1+700dO m5m5 m5 mSta 1+50012 mOm9 m4 m46. Find the Area at Station 1 + 10047. Find the Area at Station 1 + 02048. Find the Area middle (Am)49. Find the Volume by End Area Method50. Find the Volume using the Prismoidal method.

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Problem no. 8: Given the following cross-sectional notes below with side slopes of 2:1 and a same base of 10 m, Sta 1+700 d 0m 5m 5 m 5m Sta 1+500 12 m Om 9 m 4 m y: 46. Find the Area at Station 1 + 100 47. Find the Area at Station 1 + 020 48. Find the Area middle (Am) 49. Find the Volume by End Area Method 50. Find the Volume using the Prismoidal method. E

Problem no. 8: Given the following cross-sectional notes below with side slopes of 2:1 and a same base of 10 m, Sta 1+700 d 0m 5m 5 m 5m Sta 1+500 12 m Om 9 m 4 m y: 46. Find the Area at Station 1 + 100 47. Find the Area at Station 1 + 020 48. Find the Area middle (Am) 49. Find the Volume by End Area Method 50. Find the Volume using the Prismoidal method. E

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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