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    The document is a submission for an activity in the subject Fundamentals of Surveying. It contains 5 survey problems: [1] determining adjusted angle values for a pentagon based on observed angle measurements; [2] calculating the most probable value of a line measured on windy and calm days; [3] finding the area and probable error of the area for a rectangle with given side measurements; [4] determining the probable error of the total perimeter for a tract of land with given side measurement errors; [5] calculating the probable error of the mean and relative precision for 10 measurements of a quantity. The student apologizes for having to use a dotted notebook instead of bond paper.

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    The document is a submission for an activity in the subject Fundamentals of Surveying. It contains 5 survey problems: [1] determining adjusted angle values for a pentagon based on observed angle measurements; [2] calculating the most probable value of a line measured on windy and calm days; [3] finding the area and probable error of the area for a rectangle with given side measurements; [4] determining the probable error of the total perimeter for a tract of land with given side measurement errors; [5] calculating the probable error of the mean and relative precision for 10 measurements of a quantity. The student apologizes for having to use a dotted notebook instead of bond paper.

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    The document is a submission for an activity in the subject Fundamentals of Surveying. It contains 5 survey problems: [1] determining adjusted angle values for a pentagon based on observed angle measurements; [2] calculating the most probable value of a line measured on windy and calm days; [3] finding the area and probable error of the area for a rectangle with given side measurements; [4] determining the probable error of the total perimeter for a tract of land with given side measurement errors; [5] calculating the probable error of the mean and relative precision for 10 measurements of a quantity. The student apologizes for having to use a dotted notebook instead of bond paper.

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    BCE211-3345: ACTIVITY 4

    In fulfillment of the CEE109 – 3348 Activity for the Subject

    Fundamentals of Surveying

    Submitted by:

    Collin Izzy G. Palubon

    September 5, 2020
    Activity 4

    Solve the following problem. Submit it in PDF Form.

    PS: Sir, I ran out of bond paper, sorry if I had to use my dotted notebook.

    1. Five angles in a pentagon were measured with the following results, 134°44'35",
    167°02'05", 86°15'20", 75° 48'50", and 76°08'50" with the corresponding
    observations of 2, 6, 6, 8, and 4. Determine the adjusted values of the angles.
    2. A line is measured on a windy day as 338.65m. The same line measured
    338.37m on a calm day. If the latter measurement is given four times the
    reliability of the first, determine the most probable value of the measured line.
    3. Two sides of a rectangle were measured as being 226.25m ± 0.03m and
    307.28m ± 0.04m. Determine the area of the figure and the probable error of the
    area.
    4. The four approximately equal sides of a tract of land were measured and the
    measurements included the following errors: ±0.085m, ±0.014m, ±0.175m,
    and ±0.205m. Determine the probable error for the total perimeter of the tract.
    5. A quantity was measured ten times with the following results: 34.630, 34.626, 34.634,
    34.628, 34.629, 34.626, 34.627, 34.633, 34.625, and 34.624 meters. Determine the
    probable error of the mean and the relative precision.

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