ELEMENTARY SURVEYING (LOOSELEAF)
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Author: GHILANI
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Chapter 3, Problem 3.23P
Line AD is observed in three secwknns, AB, BC, and CD, with lengfl'ls and standard devdlafitinns as listed below. What is the totah length AD and its standard deviatinn?
3. AB = 456.78 :I: 0.03 ft; BC 2 524.50 :1: 0.04 ft}; CD = 692.35 d: 0.05 ft.
b. AB = 299.090 111 :I: 0.005 111;.30 = 336.447 111 :I: 0.006 m;C'D = 465.837 111 :I: 0.008 In
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