Situation 3: A line 100m long was paced by a surveyor five times with the following data: 152, 153.5, 154.5, 152.25 and 155. Then another line was paced five times again and the surveyor yielded with the following results: 860, 863.25, 861.75, 862.5 and 863. 8. Determine the pace factor. 1.535 m/pace b. 0.652 m/pace c. 0. 562 m/pace d. 1. 545 m/pace a. e. NOTC 9. Determine the mean number of paces for the new line. c. 861.20 paces d. 861.02 paces 862.01 paces b 862.10 paces a. e. NOTC 10. Determine the distance of the new line. 484.450 m b. 484.502 m C. 562.098 m d. 562.089 m e. NOTC 11. If the tape distance of the new line is 561.5m, solve for the relative precision. -0.001049 -0.0001049 C. -0.01049 d. -0.001409 a. e. NOTC b.

Situation 3: A line 100m long was paced by a surveyor five times with the following data: 152, 153.5, 154.5, 152.25 and 155. Then another line was paced five times again and the surveyor yielded with the following results: 860, 863.25, 861.75, 862.5 and 863. 8. Determine the pace factor. 1.535 m/pace b. 0.652 m/pace c. 0. 562 m/pace d. 1. 545 m/pace a. e. NOTC 9. Determine the mean number of paces for the new line. c. 861.20 paces d. 861.02 paces 862.01 paces b 862.10 paces a. e. NOTC 10. Determine the distance of the new line. 484.450 m b. 484.502 m C. 562.098 m d. 562.089 m e. NOTC 11. If the tape distance of the new line is 561.5m, solve for the relative precision. -0.001049 -0.0001049 C. -0.01049 d. -0.001409 a. e. NOTC b.

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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