Question 12 The rod readings taken on two points on the ground from a common station are: Point A: 1.275 meters Point B: 2.149 meters Which among the statement is true? O Point A is higher than point B. Point B has a higher elevation than point A. O The given data is not enough to conclude. O The elevation of A might be higher or lower than B.

Question 12 The rod readings taken on two points on the ground from a common station are: Point A: 1.275 meters Point B: 2.149 meters Which among the statement is true? O Point A is higher than point B. Point B has a higher elevation than point A. O The given data is not enough to conclude. O The elevation of A might be higher or lower than B.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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