Calculate the end area of the given cross section (using sum of areas method). Use a base line of 260.000m. Keep calculations to 2 decimal points, show final answer to one decimal point. Metric: All distances are shown in meters 262.43 Distance 'D' End Al Distance 'A' Distance 'B' Distance 'C' Distance 'D' 6.48 260.35 ← Distance 'C' → 2.35 >1< 1264.53 → ← Distance 'A' 3.65 260.35 → ← Distance drawing not to scale →! 262.22 B'→ Baseline 260.000

Calculate the end area of the given cross section (using sum of areas method). Use a base line of 260.000m. Keep calculations to 2 decimal points, show final answer to one decimal point. Metric: All distances are shown in meters 262.43 Distance 'D' End Al Distance 'A' Distance 'B' Distance 'C' Distance 'D' 6.48 260.35 ← Distance 'C' → 2.35 >1< 1264.53 → ← Distance 'A' 3.65 260.35 → ← Distance drawing not to scale →! 262.22 B'→ Baseline 260.000

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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