TRAVERSE. The following are angles for a closed 22° 15'L, the mea- 97° 05'R, 4. DEFLECTION sured 152° 18 R, error of closure and adjust the measured angles by assuming that the error is, the same for each angle. accordingly. ANGLE traverse : 36° 44 'R. deflection 96° 13'R, and Determine the Tabulate values

TRAVERSE. The following are angles for a closed 22° 15'L, the mea- 97° 05'R, 4. DEFLECTION sured 152° 18 R, error of closure and adjust the measured angles by assuming that the error is, the same for each angle. accordingly. ANGLE traverse : 36° 44 'R. deflection 96° 13'R, and Determine the Tabulate values

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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