Profile Level Notes: The elevation of BM A = 343.43' BS (plus sight) on BM A = 9.43' IFS (minus sight) on STA 0+00 = 4.26' IFS (minus sight) on STA 1+00 = 7.13' FS (minus sight) on TP1 = 9.26' What is the elevation of the TP1? Answer to 2nd decimal place - example 110.15 - don't enter units Your Answer: Answer

Q: Fill out the differential leveling table with corresponding calculations (page check, misclosure,…

A: Fill out the differential leveling table with corresponding calculations (page check, misclosure,…

Q: FOR ALL PROBLEMS, DETERMINE THE AFD, SFD, AND BMD MAKING SURE To SHOW AL WORK REQUIRED OBTAIN EACH…

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Q: The figure shown below provides the rod readings in the order in which they were taken. The…

A: Given Data  Actual elevation of BMB = 92.50 ft  Determine the elevation of BMB and Error of Closure…

Q: 4. Length of offset from long chord is equal to a)R-V R²-X² b) v R-X²-(R-M) c)) √ R²-X² -(R+M) d) v…

A: A curve of radius R  TO FIND :  length of offset from long chord

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A: A slope on which differential levelling has been carried out.To make differial level notes use…

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Q: What is the deflection angle at A?

A: Deflection Angle: It as an angle made by succeeding line (AB) with prolongation of preceding line…

Q: Leveling Rod Leveling Rod BS L₂ BS TP BM, Elev. of TP, Difference in Elev. between and BM₂ BM Elev…

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Q: Find headlight sight distance and intermediate sight distance for V=70kmph. (Hint: f=0.36,t-2.5 s,…

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Q: The elevation of BM A = 611.88' BS (plus sight) on BM A = 6.33' IFS (minus sight) on STA 0+00= 1.50'…

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Q: Compute the value of Ely at midspan between supports of the overhanging beam shown. 1000 lb 400…

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Q: Profile Level Notes: The elevation of BM A = 628.99' BS (plus sight) on BM A = 4.30' %3D IFS (minus…

A: Given  Elevation , backs sights and Intermediate sights/Fore sights .

Q: the staff reading 0.95-273 1.73 2.45 201405 1 1 3.15-2-105-1.25- 3-415-3-710-1.650 the leve I was…

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Q: Profile Level Notes: The elevation of BM A = 619.42' BS (plus sight) on BM A = 6.33' IFS (minus…

A: Height of Instrument, HI = Elevation + BS Backsight (BS) is the first point after moving of…

Unit Conversion

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