Meet - nzw-pimo-rwanuwwlPx-a_a7HdrtDNnmaFDF2GGA/formResponsenone of the above. OTo establish a new benchmark on point Busing a levelling instrument. Thework had been done between B.M1 and B.M2 to the required point B, and theobservations were recorded as in the tables below. Calculate the best value*of elevation for point BB.M1 BB.M2 BBSPointB.M1T. P1BSFS3.305RemarksRL-34.585FS0.4054.243.35PointRemarksB30.060.6721.8252.4853.315 1.23S3.715T. P4T. PSB.M21.795A4.013.485Т. Р2T. P33.3152.78RL=42.093B39.97m41.97m46.97m45.98m O44.37mO40.95m O* Reciprocal ranging is employed whenone end of a line is inaccessible. Othe ends of the line are not visible even from intermediate points. Oboth the ends are inaccessible.the two ends of a line are not intervisible,OO O O O O O OO O OC

Consider the following observation table From BM-1 to B point BS FS Elevation Remark BM1…

To establish a new benchmark on point Busing a levelling instrument. The work had been done between B.M1 and B.M2 to the required point B, and the observations were recorded as in the tables below. Calculate the best value *of elevation for point B B.M1 B BS 3.305 B.M2 B Point FS Remarks RL-34.585 Point BS FS Remarks B.M1 T. P1 0.405 30.06 0.672 T. P4 4.24 1.795 4.01 1.825 T. PS 3.35 3.485 T. P2 T. P3 3.315 3.315 2.485 B.M2 2.78 RL-42.093 1.235 3.715 43.67m 39.97m 41.97m 46.97m O 45.98m O 44.37m O 40.95m O

To establish a new benchmark on point Busing a levelling instrument. The work had been done between B.M1 and B.M2 to the required point B, and the observations were recorded as in the tables below. Calculate the best value *of elevation for point B B.M1 B BS 3.305 B.M2 B Point FS Remarks RL-34.585 Point BS FS Remarks B.M1 T. P1 0.405 30.06 0.672 T. P4 4.24 1.795 4.01 1.825 T. PS 3.35 3.485 T. P2 T. P3 3.315 3.315 2.485 B.M2 2.78 RL-42.093 1.235 3.715 43.67m 39.97m 41.97m 46.97m O 45.98m O 44.37m O 40.95m O

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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