Area Computation and Tacheometric Surveying MCQs

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Q11.
Find the area of the traverse using Simpson’s rule if d= 12 m and the values of ordinates are 2.25m, 1.46m, 3.23m, 4.46m.

a.

116.88 sq. m

b.

161.88 sq. m

c.

611.88 sq. m

d.

169.54 sq. m

Discuss
Answer: (b).161.88 sq. m
Q12.
Simpson’s rule assumes that boundary between the ordinates are parabolic arcs.

a.

True

b.

False

c.

May be True or False

d.

Can't say

Discuss
Answer: (a).True
Q13.
The results obtained are greater than which among the following?

a.

Prismoidal rule

b.

Trapezoidal rule

c.

Rectangular rule

d.

Square rule

Discuss
Answer: (b).Trapezoidal rule
Q14.
The value obtained from Simpson’s rule depends on the nature of the curve.

a.

True

b.

False

c.

May be True or False

d.

Can't say

Discuss
Answer: (a).True
Q15.
Find the area of segment if the values of co-ordinates are given as 119.65m, 45.76m and 32.87m. They are placed at a distance of 2 m each.

a.

20.43 sq. m

b.

2.34 sq. m

c.

20.34 sq. m

d.

87.34 sq. m

Discuss
Answer: (c).20.34 sq. m
Q16.
In which of the following cases, Simpson’s rule is adopted?

a.

When straights are perpendicular

b.

When straights are parallel

c.

When straights form curves

d.

When straights form parabolic arcs

Discuss
Answer: (b).When straights are parallel
Q17.
The total number of ordinates present must be___________

a.

Real numbers

b.

Complex

c.

Even

d.

Odd

Discuss
Answer: (d).Odd
Q18.
Which of the following shapes is generally preferred in case of application of Simpson’s rule?

a.

Square

b.

Triangle

c.

Trapezoid

d.

Rectangle

Discuss
Answer: (c).Trapezoid
Q19.
Which of the following can the Simpson’s rule possess?

a.

Negatives

b.

Accuracy

c.

Positives

d.

Zero error

Discuss
Answer: (b).Accuracy
Q20.
Which of the following indicates the formula for Simpson’s rule?

a.

Ξ” = (d/3)*((Oβ‚€+Oβ‚™) + 4*(O₁+O₃+……..) + 2*(Oβ‚‚+Oβ‚„+……….))

b.

Ξ” = (d/3)*((Oβ‚€+Oβ‚™) + 2*(O₁+O₃+……..) + 2*(Oβ‚‚+Oβ‚„+……….))

c.

Ξ” = (d/3)*((Oβ‚€+Oβ‚™) + 4*(O₁+O₃+……..) + 2*(Oβ‚‚+Oβ‚„+……….))

d.

Ξ” = (d/3)*((Oβ‚€+Oβ‚™) + 2*(O₁+O₃+……..) + 4*(Oβ‚‚+Oβ‚„+……….))

Discuss
Answer: (c).Ξ” = (d/3)*((Oβ‚€+Oβ‚™) + 4*(O₁+O₃+……..) + 2*(Oβ‚‚+Oβ‚„+……….))
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