Calculation of Area and Volume MCQs

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Q21.
Multiplier constant(M) is also known as___________

a.

Planimeter constant

b.

Tacheometric constant

c.

Meridian constant

d.

Simpson’s constant

Discuss
Answer: (a).Planimeter constant
Q22.
Multiplier constant is equal to__________

a.

A+nꞌ

b.

A*nꞌ

c.

A/nꞌ

d.

nꞌ/A

Discuss
Answer: (c).A/nꞌ
Q23.
Calculate the area if I = 8.257, M = 150 sq.cm, F = 4.143, C = 31.155.

a.

6255.15

b.

2565.15

c.

2655.15

d.

2556.15

Discuss
Answer: (d).2556.15
Q24.
Which of the following mathematical operations can be used for area computation?

a.

Euler’s equation

b.

Simpson’s one-third rule

c.

Quadratic equation

d.

Simultaneous differential equation

Discuss
Answer: (b).Simpson’s one-third rule
Q25.
Simpson’s rule is capable of producing more accurate results.

a.

True

b.

False

c.

May be True or False

d.

Can't say

Discuss
Answer: (a).True
Q26.
Find the value of the multiplier constant if the length of the arm is given as 45.78 m and diameter as 2.54 m.

a.

643.86 sq. m

b.

436.86 sq. m

c.

346.68 sq. m

d.

364.86 sq. m

Discuss
Answer: (d).364.86 sq. m
Q27.
If length of the arm = 23.31 m, distance between wheel and pivot = 2 m, D = 3m. Find the value of constant C.

a.

4.63 sq. m

b.

6.64 sq. m

c.

6.46 sq. m

d.

4.95 sq. m

Discuss
Answer: (c).6.46 sq. m
Q28.
If the area of the traverse is 645.32 sq. m and the change in the wheel readings can be given as 10, find the value of multiplier constant.

a.

64.532 sq. m

b.

6453.2 sq. m

c.

6.4532 sq. m

d.

0.65432 sq. m

Discuss
Answer: (a).64.532 sq. m
Q29.
If the area of traverse is drawn to a scale 1ꞌꞌ = 23 ft, find the change in area if the original area is 497.76 sq. in.

a.

6.04 sq. m

b.

6.04 m

c.

6.04 sq. in

d.

6.04 acres

Discuss
Answer: (d).6.04 acres
Q30.
Find the value of I if the area of the field is given as 234.315 sq. m, M = 22.15 sq. m, F = 3.256, N = 1, C = 26.43.

a.

21.907 sq. m

b.

29.107 sq. m

c.

29.701 sq. m

d.

23.071 sq. m

Discuss
Answer: (b).29.107 sq. m
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