The annual rainfall data at station Axyz and the average annual rainfall values of the neighboring stations are randomly listed below. Using the Double Mass Method, test the consistency of the given data at station Axyz and correct if any discrepancy occurs. What is the estimated Mean Value of Annual Precipitation at Station Axyz? You may use Microsoft Excel. Average Rainfall of the group Annual Rainfall at Year station Axyz 2012 365 320 2017 415 436 2011 471 446 2002 397 462 2013 475 468 1993 387 469 2003 422 491 2005 398 520 2004 454 530 1995 472 530 1998 475 536 2016 546 548 1997 477 578 1994 581 596 2001 547 619 2020 641 625 1992 547 649 2014 641 655 2000 589 656 2009 598 675 1999 630 689 2015 758 710 2019 763 725 2018 758 727 2021 857 833 2006 743 834 1996 812 880 2010 874 924 2008 574 1215 2007 634 1910

The annual rainfall data at station Axyz and the average annual rainfall values of the neighboring stations are randomly listed below. Using the Double Mass Method, test the consistency of the given data at station Axyz and correct if any discrepancy occurs. What is the estimated Mean Value of Annual Precipitation at Station Axyz? You may use Microsoft Excel. Average Rainfall of the group Annual Rainfall at Year station Axyz 2012 365 320 2017 415 436 2011 471 446 2002 397 462 2013 475 468 1993 387 469 2003 422 491 2005 398 520 2004 454 530 1995 472 530 1998 475 536 2016 546 548 1997 477 578 1994 581 596 2001 547 619 2020 641 625 1992 547 649 2014 641 655 2000 589 656 2009 598 675 1999 630 689 2015 758 710 2019 763 725 2018 758 727 2021 857 833 2006 743 834 1996 812 880 2010 874 924 2008 574 1215 2007 634 1910

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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