Q. Which of the following process can be adopted as an alternative of theodolite?

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Q. Errors in deflection distances method are distributed to all the points.

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Q. Closing error can also be known as __________

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Q. While producing offsets by deflection distances method, the last offset must coincide with the beginning.

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Q. Determine the first offset if the chord length is given as 23.98m and the radius is given as 5.87m.

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Q. Find the value of last offset, if the lengths of first and second chords are given as 45.87m and 62.87m with radius of curve 69.76m and length of chain being 30m.

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Q. Find the value of chord length if the offset is given as 36.54m and the radius include 3.43m.

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Q. Rankine’s method will come under which of the following classification?

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Q. In Rankine’s method it is assumed that length of arc is equal to its chord.

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Q. According to Rankine’s method, the formula for finding deflection angle can be given as ____________

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Q. Rankine’s method can be applied for setting curves of large radius.

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Q. Determine the value of radius of the curve if the length of the chord is given as 2m and the tangential angle as 100˚23ꞌ.

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Q. Which of the following method is capable of delivering more accurate output?

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Q. Which among the following is more expensive process for setting a curve?

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Q. Which among the following is a frequently used process?

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Q. If the value of length of the chord is given as 4m and the radius of the curve as 3.65m, find the tangential angle using Rankine’s method.

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Q. Rankine’s method is also known as____________

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Q. If the degree of the curve is equal to D at 20m chord, find the tangential angle with length of the chord being 5.6m.

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Q. Which of the following describes the advantage of Rankine’s method?

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Q. Find the deflection angle for various points if the value of θ is given as 24˚ and Δ = 48˚.

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