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Parameters of anerror ellipse
Given that
(ATWA)-1 =
Standard deviation of unit weight is given as S0=
Determine the rotational angle t using the equation:
We know that
Determine the values of semi major axis
We know that,
Sx=S0
=
Determine the values of semi minor axis Sm=S0
We know that,
Sy=S0
= ±0.021ft
Conclusion:
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