1) A Closed-loop traverse wan run on a small jobsite The left- hand angle of XAB =285°00'00". Perform all calculations necessary to determine the adjusted coordinates of the all points and the fraction linear misclosure. Assume the allowable angular misclosure is 20” and use the Bowditch's method for linear adjustment.

1) A Closed-loop traverse wan run on a small jobsite The left- hand angle of XAB =285°00'00". Perform all calculations necessary to determine the adjusted coordinates of the all points and the fraction linear misclosure. Assume the allowable angular misclosure is 20” and use the Bowditch's method for linear adjustment.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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