Q2) 1-Four stations C, A, B, and D were set out in a straight line such that CA = AB= BD = 30 m. A level was set up at Cand readings of 2.135 and 1.823 were observed on vertically held staff at A and B respectively. The level was then set up at D and readings of 2.026 and 1.768 were again observed at A and B, respectively. Clarify that the instrument has any error or not? Why?

Q2) 1-Four stations C, A, B, and D were set out in a straight line such that CA = AB= BD = 30 m. A level was set up at Cand readings of 2.135 and 1.823 were observed on vertically held staff at A and B respectively. The level was then set up at D and readings of 2.026 and 1.768 were again observed at A and B, respectively. Clarify that the instrument has any error or not? Why?

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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