What is the length of side "b" to the correct number of significant figures? B A O 300.92' O 300.924' O 437.12' O 437.119' 507.49' 36° 11' 27" 59° 03'41" b a C

Q: Given: Lines Bearing S 73°21'E S 40°10'E S 26°42'W N 14°20'W N 12°20'E Distances A-B 247.20 B-C…

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Q: Station BM S.101 0 + 000 0 +020 0 +040 0 +060 0+066.28 0+080 0 + 100 0 +120 TP 1 0+140 0+ 143.78…

A: Elevation of (0 + 000) = Elevation of BM S.101 + BSBMS.101 - IS0+000 = 202.02 + 0.47 - 0.02 = 202.47…

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Q: Compute the latitude for the following line: N 05⁰-40'-57" W 268.74' + 26.6095 O-267.4194 O-26.6095…

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Q: 2. Calculate the cut area of the drawing below both with the known shapes formula and with the…

A: This question is from survey engineering. Here we are given with a cross section of structure . This…

Q: What is the length of side "a" to the correct number of significant figures?

A: Given:- To find:- Length of side "a" Concept:- The rule of sines is a mathematical formula used in…

Q: How to find the measure of the lines? 60 degrees, 127 to 53 degrees, and 125 degrees.  Area =…

A: A figure in which the area and perimeter arearea = 144.1672 perimeter = 71.8077needs to find the…

Q: Establish the relation linking d to AB, a, and ß. Calculate d for AB-500m, a = 65°, and ß = 55°.

A: Given: The length AB is 500 m. The angle a is 65o. The angle B is 55o.

Q: Give the location dimensions to the three (3) Ø.437±.005 holes from C .

A: The given data is shown below: 3 ∅.437±0.005 holes from C

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Q: Draw in and label the 150 m contour line. 112 152 108 130 162 122 140 170 132 155 162 140

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Surveys of public lands

A survey is a method used to determine the relative positions of various objects on the land by measuring the horizontal distances between them. Briefly, a survey is a process of accumulation of data of various details related to land. The main objective of surveying land is to prepare maps to a suitable scale. Various types of maps such as topographical maps, cadastral maps, engineering maps, military maps, contour maps, geological maps, archaeological maps, and so on can be prepared by surveying.