Q. Angles are less affected by the corrections applied due to the Transit method than Bowditch’s method.

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Q. Which of the following implies the correct set of methods employed for balancing the traverse?

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Q. Let correction to latitude of any side be C, total error in latitude be, L be the latitude of that line, £L be the arithmetic sum of latitudes then what is the transit rule?

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Q. Let correction to latitude of any side be C, total error in latitude be e, length of that side be l, perimeter of traverse be p. Then what is bowditch’s rule?

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Q. Which of the following methods are not methods of adjusting a traversing?

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Q. What is the term generally applied to the operation of applying corrections to the latitudes and departures?

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Q. Let e be the closing error in the bearing of last line of a closed traverse having No sides. Then what is the correction for the last line?

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Q. Let e be the closing error in the bearing of last line of a closed traverse having No sides. Then what is the correction for the third line?

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Q. Let e be the closing error in the bearing of last line of a closed traverse having No sides. Then what is the correction for second line?

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Q. Let e be the closing error in the bearing of the last line of a closed traverse having No sides. Then what is the correction for first line?

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Q. In a closed transverse, the sum of interior angles should be equal to (2N – 4) right angles. Otherwise, the error occurred termed as ____

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Q. The term used for the ratio of error of closure to a perimeter of transverse is the relative error of closure.

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Q. When start point and end point of closed transverse not coincide then that error is called ____

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Q. Total latitude of end point of a transverse is equal to total latitudes of the first point of transverse plus the algebraic sum of all the latitudes.

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Q. The total latitude and departure of any point with respect to a common origin are known as dependent coordinates.

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Q. If l is the length of the line and angle made with y axis is y° then departure (D) of the line is ____

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Q. If l is the length of the line and angle made with y-axis is y° then latitude (L) of the line is ____

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Q. In which direction the departure of the line is positive?

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Q. The departure of the line is negative in east direction.

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Q. In which direction latitude of the line is negative?

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