Compass Traversing and Traverse Surveying MCQs

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Q51.
The term used for the ratio of error of closure to a perimeter of transverse is the relative error of closure.

a.

True

b.

False

c.

May be True or False

d.

Can't say

Discuss
Answer: (a).True
Q52.
In a closed transverse, the sum of interior angles should be equal to (2N – 4) right angles. Otherwise, the error occurred termed as ____

a.

Angular error

b.

Closing error

c.

Adjustment error

d.

Transverse error

Discuss
Answer: (a).Angular error
Q53.
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?

a.

e/N

b.

2e/N

c.

3e/N

d.

e

Discuss
Answer: (a).e/N
Q54.
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?

a.

e/N

b.

2e/N

c.

3e/N

d.

e

Discuss
Answer: (a).e/N
Q55.
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?

a.

e/N

b.

2e/N

c.

3e/N

d.

e

Discuss
Answer: (c).3e/N
Q56.
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?

a.

e/N

b.

2e/N

c.

3e/N

d.

e

Discuss
Answer: (d).e
Q57.
What is the term generally applied to the operation of applying corrections to the latitudes and departures?

a.

Adjustment

b.

Error

c.

Balancing

d.

Accuracy

Discuss
Answer: (c).Balancing
Q58.
Which of the following methods are not methods of adjusting a traversing?

a.

Bowditch’s method

b.

Transit method

c.

Axis method

d.

Levelling method

Discuss
Answer: (d).Levelling method
Q59.
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?

a.

C = e × l/p

b.

C = e × p/l

c.

C = p × e/l

d.

C = l × p/e

Discuss
Answer: (a).C = e × l/p
Q60.
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?

a.

C = e × L/£L

b.

C = e × £L/L

c.

C = L × £L/e

d.

C = £L × e/ L

Discuss
Answer: (a).C = e × L/£L
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