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    Solution:: CL ML+C × ML NL CL 325.70 M+ .05 M× CL CL

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    Solution:: CL ML+C × ML NL CL 325.70 M+ .05 M× CL CL

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    The document contains examples of solving various surveying problems: 1) Calculating the horizontal distance between two points given the slope distance and angle. 2) Correcting the measured length of a line based on the standardized length of the measuring tape. 3) Determining the correct layout length and width of a building given the measured dimensions and correction for tape length.

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    1. A slope distance of 465.82 m is measured between two points with a slope angle of 12° 35’.

    The
    corresponding horizontal distance between the points is?

    Given:

    The slope distance is 465.82 m.

    The slope angle is θ=12°35'.

    Cos θ= L/S

    L= S cos θ

    L= 465.82 cos (12°35')

    L= 454.631 m

    2. A line measured with a 30-m steel tape was recorded as 325.70 m. If the tape is found to be 30.05 m
    long during standardization, the correct length of the line is

    GIVEN:
    NL= 30 m c= TL-NL ML
    CL=ML+c ×
    ML= 325.70 m NL
    TL= 30.05 m
    325.70 m
    REQUIRED: CL
    c=30.05m-30m CL=325.70 m+ .05 m×
    30 m
    CL=¿326.2428333 m
    c= .05 m CL≈ 326.24 m

    SOLUTION:
    c=TL−NL
    ≈ 326.24 m
    ILLUSTRATION:

    3. A rectangular building 250.00 m by 130.00m is to be laid out with 30-m long steel tape. If during
    standardization the tape is found to be 0.03 m, the correct length and width to be laid out should be?

    Given:
    Tape material=steel
    L=250.00m
    W=130.00m
    NL=30m
    TL=0.03m

    The correct length and width to be laid out should be, L’ and W’
    ILLUSTRATION:

    250 m

    130 m

    SOLUTION:
    c= T L – N L
    c= 0.03-30
    c= -29.97

    L’= L+C
    L’=250 m+ (29.97) 250 m/30 m
    L’= 499.75 m

    W’=W+C
    W’= 130 m + (29.97) 130 m/30 m
    W’= 259.87 m

    4.

    5. Cp =(Pm-Ps) LAE CPT=(10-5) kg 875.63 m(0.03 cm2)


    (2.0 x 106kgcm2)
          = (10-5) kg 30m(0.03 cm2)(2.0 x 106kgcm2) CPT= 0.0730 m
    Cp = 0.0025 m

    6. L' = ML + CPT
        = 875.63 m + 0.0730 m
    L' =875. 703 m

    7. Given: W = 1.05 kgm ; P = 6 kg ; L1=10 ;L2=15 ; L3=5 


    Cs = W2L324P2

    Cs1 = (1.05)2(10)324(6)2 Cs2 = (1.05)2(15)324(6)2 CsT =Cs1+Cs2+Cs3


    Cs1 =1.2760 m Cs2 =4.3066 m CsT =1.2760+4.3066+0.1595
    CsT =5.7421 m 

    8. Find AB = ?
    Using cosine law (c2=a2+ b2-2abcosC),
    AB2 = (90.95)2+(73.80)2-2(90.95)(73.80) cos 4315'
    AB2 =8271.9025+5446.44-13424.22 (0.7296)
    AB2 =3924.4916
    AB =62.65 m

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