Q. From the figure, determine R.L of Q from A?

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Q. From the figure, determine the value of s

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Q. From the figure, the value of D can be given as_____________

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Q. Calculate the area of traverse for the figure, if lengths of AB, BC, CD, and DA are 12.98 m, 98.23 m, 19.77 m, 34.67 m and the angles α, β given as ____________

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Q. S-W lies in which of the following quadrant______________

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Q. The latitude for the figure can be given as __________(θ = 50⁰ 34ꞌ)

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Q. From the figure, the R.L of B can be____________

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Q. If the value of D = 2000m, what would be correction for curvature?

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Q. Calculate the R.L of B, if D = 24.96 m, angle for line of sight is +4º24ꞌ, height of the axis will be 1.29 m and the R.L of A is 400 m.

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Q. In Geodic surveying, correction for curvature and refraction are neglected.

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Q. In which of the following cases, two instrument stations are used?

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Q. Among the following, which represents the method of observation?

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Q. Which of the following is not a case in trigonometric levelling?

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Q. Which of the following indicates the value of D, when base of object is accessible?

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Q. The correction for curvature and refraction is applied when the points are having small distance between them.

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Q. While taking Observations for the height and distances, which method of surveying is used?

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Q. Calculate the value of double area if the value of latitude of A is 235.67 m and DMD is +89.26 m.

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Q. What will be the value of DMD for B if DMD for A is -22.87, departures for A & B will be -22.87, +89.24 respectively?

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Q. Among the following, which indicates the formula for balancing angles of closed traverse?

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Q. Which of the following methods will give the accurate result while traversing?

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