New Cra University COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING CE 222 M 10am — Ipm IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF REQUIREMENTS IN ELEMENTARY SURVEYING FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR IN CIVIL ENGINEERING Submitted by: CATHERINE SHAINA O. PASION Submitted to: Bro. RAFFY T. DELOS REYES Date of Submission: APRIL 04, 2016 SIGNATURE OVER PRINTED NAMEACKNOWLEDGEMENT This work consumed huge amount of hardships and dedication. Still, implementation would not have been possible if I did not have any support from many individuals. Therefore, I would like to express my sincere gratitude and deepest appreciation to all those who provided me the possibility t0 complete this requirement. Iwwould like to express my gratitude towards my parents for providing immense guidance which help me in the completion of this requirement. I extend my tumost gratefulness to Engr Nerides P. Pasion, my loving father, for his guidance and constant supervision as well as for providing necessary references for gathering of information regarding with this matter. 1 greatly appreciate and convey my heartfelt thanks to my colleagues for their kind-cooperation by handing some of their references as source of information and for their encouragement who willingly helped me in these accomplishment. Furthermore, I would also like to acknowledge with much appreciation to Bro. Raff T. Delos Reyes, for his expertise, for technical support in the implementation and for immense help in carrying on the requirement. With his splendid knowledge and experience, this work would be in quality of outcomes, and thus his support has been essential. I would also like to express my sincere appreciation and to give thanks towards New Era University for imparting quality education and great professors that shares their knowledge to us for the betterment of our future. And most of all, 10 our Almighty God for He have given me the intelligence, the strength and power to believe in myself to pursue with passion and the Blessings He has bestowed upon to us. I could never have done this without His guidance and the faith Ihave in Him, All this is for His glory. -CSOP.TABLE OF CONTENTS PROBLEM # O1 [CE BOARD May 2008] REF. # 02 sxc. PROBLEM #02 (CE BOARD November 2007] REF. #02. PROBLEM # 03 [CE BOARD May 2007] REF #02... PROBLEM # 04 (CE BOARD May 2008] REF. # 02. PROBLEM # 05 [CE BOARD November 2007] REF. # 02 PROBLEM # 06 (CE BOARD May 2009] REF #01. PROBLEM # 07 [CE BOARD November 2004] REF. # 04 PROBLEM # 08 {CE BOARD May 2005] REF. # 02.0. PROBLEM # 09 [CE BOARD May 2005] REF. #01 PROBLEM # 10 (CE BOARD May 2007] REF. #01. PROBLEM # II (CE BOARD May 2005] REF. # 04 PROBLEM # 12 (CE BOARD May 2009) REF. #01. PROBLEM # 13 [CE BOARD May 2003] REF # 01 PROBLEM # 14 [CE BOARD May 2005] REF. #01. PROBLEM # 15 [CE BOARD May 2005] REF # 02. PROBLEM # 16 {CE BOARD November 2010] REF. # 01. PROBLEM # 17 (CE BOARD May 2009] REF. # 02... PROBLEM # 18 (CE BOARD May 2003] REF #01 PROBLEM # 19 (CE BOARD May 2003] REF. # 02. PROBLEM # 20 [CE BOARD May 2005] REF. # 01. PROBLEM # 21 (CE BOARD May 2007) REF. # 02. PROBLEM # 22 (CE BOARD November 2008] REF. # 02. PROBLEM # 23 [CE BOARD November 2009] REF. # 01 PROBLEM # 24 [CE BOARD May 2007] REF #02. PROBLEM # 25 (CE BOARD May 2007] REF. # 02. PROBLEM # 26 [CE BOARD May 2005] REF. # 01. PROBLEM #27 [CE BOARD May 2007] REF. #01 PROBLEM # 28 (CE BOARD November 2009] REF. # 01... PROBLEM # 29 [CE BOARD May 2005] REF. #01 PROBLEM # 30 (CE BOARD November 2006] REF. # 0. PROBLEM # 31 (CE BOARD November 2009] REF. # 05. PROBLEM # 32 [CE BOARD November 2007) REF. # 02. PROBLEM # 33 [CE BOARD November 2007] REF. # 02... PROBLEM # 34 [CE BOARD May 2008] REF. # 02. PROBLEM # 35 [CE BOARD November 2008] REF. # 02. PROBLEM # 36 [CE BOARD May 2009] REF. # 02. PROBLEM # 37 [CE BOARD May 2009] REF. #03... ol 01-02 02-03 03-04 04-05 woe S 06 07 os 09 AO-1L 12 13 14-15 16-17 18 19-20 aaah 22-23 24-25 28-29 30-31 32-33 34-35 36 i 38 39 40 4-42 43-44 45-46 4748 49-51 52-53PROBLEM # 38 (CE BOARD May 2010] REF. #01... PROBLEM # 39 [CE BOARD May 2010] REF 02. PROBLEM # 40 [CE BOARD May 2005] REF. #0 PROBLEM # 41 [CE BOARD May 2007] REF. # 04.0. PROBLEM # 42 [CE BOARD November 2006] REF. #01 PROBLEM # 43 [CE BOARD November 2007] REF. #0. PROBLEM # 44 [CE BOARD November 2004] REF. # 01. PROBLEM # 45 [CE BOARD May 2009) REF. #0 PROBLEM # 46 [CE BOARD May 2004] REF. #01. PROBLEM # 47 [CE BOARD May 2003] REF. # 04 PROBLEM # 48 [CE BOARD May 2007] REF #05... PROBLEM # 49 (CE BOARD November 2009] REF. # 03. PROBLEM # 50 [CE BOARD May 2007] REF. # 02. REFERENCES... “61-1 56 wo S 7-58 59 60 62 63 64 65 66 07 en 68 70- 69 71 72PROBLEM Hf CE BOARD MAY 2008 LREFERENCE # 2] A SQUARE LOT WAS MEASURED USING A 100m TAPE WHICH WAS AC- TUALLY 0,06 m T00 LONG.IF THE LOT 1S S000 m®; COMPUTE THE ERROR IN THE CoM PUTED AREA. GIVEN NL = 00m Corr. = 0.06 m = 3000 m? REQUIRED « Aa (ERKOR IW AREA) SOLUTION = (100% 006)" = (100)* On? Ae Ae = (100) (epoom?) = Ae (100+ bnoo)* nor 0,0) — oot 0G Ae= (100)* Toot 0.06 (HOON) fer G3 x 10-* or 0.00033 m? PROBLEM # 2 CE BOARD NOVEMBER 2007 [REFERENCE #2] A SD m TAPE THAT IS 0.02.m 100 SHORT IS 10 MEASURE OSTANCE AB. I TRE CORRECTED DISTANCE OF AB IS O.4BY mn, WHAT IS THE MEASURED DISTANCE? 01SIVEN: NL 0m Corr =0,02 m Dg = 0,484 m REQUIRED ML (Measured Length/ Distance) SOLUTION FROBLEM #3 CE BOARD MAY 2007 [REFERENCE #27 ARECIANGULAR LOT WAS BEING MEASURED USING Som TAPE.DURING THE STANDARDIZATION, THE TAPE 6 FOUND TO FE 0.06 m 700 LONG. THE RECORDED DIMENSIONS WERE 70.0 m LONG AND 37:10 m WIDE. With? IS THE ERROR OF THE MEASUREMENT IN AREA ? CIVEN: NL= dom Corr.= 0.06 m DIMENSION ca = 70-00 m x G7il0.m RERUIRED At (ERROR IN PREP) 02SOLUTION AN CONSIDER LENETH L's Mt Me ~ Dm 1 70.50m (0.06 m) von 2P=70,6H m B) CONSIDER WiDTH We Wt We L = FROM ¢ 570m (0.0bM) Om W's GFREZ 0) At (TRUE AREA) Ar=87.1742 m (70. 64m) Ar Lb2b. 022062 m* D) fe (ERROR IN AREA) Ac=(L x W)-(Az) = (70.70 ml GF:10 m) - 26Lb.022b62 m* fe “0473 m* FROBLEM 4 4 CE BOARD MAY 2008 [REFERENCE # 27 ATAPE RAS A STANDARD LENGTH AT 20°C A-LINE WAS MEASURED AT # TEMPERATURE OF 3%, IETRE COEFFICLENT OF THERMPL. EXPAAISION IC 0.00001 /C°AND TAPE'S HORIZONTAL LENG TH IS 865,80 m , WHAT IS TH MERSURED LENGTH? 03NL~GOm ~ DC TGC C ~ 0.0000 /C° Loe. ~B65.Dm REQUIRED: ML ( MEASURED LENGTH) SQUITION : Cre ACI) = D.0000NO/CULN GC 20°C) = 000M OL-FC) L. =) 972K107*L Cr “0.000097 L = M- Me) - PROBLEM #5 CE BOARD NOVEMBER 2007 | REFERENCE # 2] THE CORRECT DISTANCE BETWEEN POINT © AND IS 213.6 m.IF A Om TAPE THAT IS 0025 m 100 LONG IS USED 10 MEASURE EF; WHAT WILL BE THE MEASURED DISTANCE IN METERS ? 04AL = om Dee 265m Corr = 0.025: REQUIRED ML (MEASURED LENGTH (DISTANCE) SOLUTION 21865 m = BE x 10"? M CS x OF -/M LE m = (i tM \ (0.026 m) [e0m om 7 - 25x M #IMT 25 x 104M ML = 116.5 m - 0.026 m Mi = 206,470 TROBLEM # 6 CE BOARD MAY 20097 [REFERENCE #1] THE VORRELT DISTANCE BETWEEN TWO #INTS 220-45 mt USING A (00m, THATS "x" m 00 LONG. THE LENGTH To BE LAID ON THE ERDUND SHOULD BE 220.406. WHAT IS THE VAUE OF x 7 SOLUTION. 220.46 my. 220.45 ~ 220,406 m 100 m X= 002 m 05PROBLEM # CE POPRD NOVENEER 2004 | REFERENCE # 11/26] A STEEL TAPE 1S 100 m LONG AT # STANDARD PULL OF G5 N. COMPUTE THE PULL CORRECTION IN mm. IF DURING MEASUREMENT THE APPLIED PULL IS 4 N. THE TAPE HAS A CROSS-SECTIONAL AREA OF 2/-8 mm* AND A MODU- LIS OF ELASTICITY = 200 GF. SOLUTION : Op- (F-FIL AE « COON 10, 31-8 (200,000) = -593 p= -¢ mm 06FROPLEM # 8 CE GOPRD MAY 2005 [REFERENCE # LJ p-M-190] LINE WAS DETERMINED To BE 2295.28 m WHEN MEASURED WITH #2 Mm STEEL TAPE SUPPORTED TWROUCHEUT 15 LENGTH UNDER A PULL OF 4 Kg AT B NEPA TEMPERATURE OF 25°C, TAPE USED IS. OF STBNDARD LENCTH-AT D°C UNDER Pr PULL OF 5 KQ-CROSS SECTIONAL AREP HOF TAPE IS 0:08 9-0. COEFFICIENT OF HERNIA EXPAPISION IS 0.0000I"6/C° MODULUS OF LAST- CITY OF TAPES 2.x 10% Kg lone, @. OCTERMINE THE ERROR OF THE TAPE DIE TO CHANGE IN TEMPERATURE. b. DETERMINE THE ERROR DIE Tb TENSION. 6, DETERMINE THE CORRECTED LENGTH-OF THE LINE . SOLUTION q« TEMPERATURE CORRECTION Cy =KL(T-15) = 0: 00006 (2845. 25 (5-20) = t0-NGS b TENSION CORRECTION Cp PAIL = (Y~5)(W.25) 0.08 (2) 1b Cp = ~0.0699 ©. CORRECTED LENGTIE L'~ 2896. 26 $0.8 0.0899 = 2895.0269 m 07FROELEM #9 CE BOARD MAY 2005 [REFERENCE #1 ]Lp M4] q) DETERMINE THE LENGTH OF THE UNE IN METERS iF THERE WERE 2 TALLIES, 8 FINS AND THE LAST PIN WAS 9 m.FROM THE END OF THE LINE. THE TAPE USED WAS 5D m LONG. b. ALINE WAS MEASURED WITH A 50m TAPE AND FOUND 70 BE lbOm LONG. IT WAS PISCOVERED THAT THE FIRST PIN WAS STUCK SOc. 10 THE LEFT OF THE LINE ANU THE SECOND AN 30. Cm TO THE RIGHT. FIND THE ERROR iN THE MEASUREMENT IN CM ? 6, AUNE WAS MEASURED WITHA 50m TAPE AND RECORDED Om LONG. WHILE MEASURING THE FIRST FIN WAS STUCK 200m 10 THE RIGHT OF HE LINE AND Hie jen FIN 40 Cin 10 THE LEFT. IND THE CORRECTED LENGTH OF THE AI DUTION 4. LENGTH OF THE UNE L © S(O) FED) +9 L=4,209m b. ERROR IN THE MEASUREMENT ERROR = _h* zB = (0.2017 , (Oued) 2B) — 2150) ERROR = 0.0046 m OR 0.45 Cm 0, CORRECT LENGTH OF THE LINE ERROR (0.20), (0.00)? 250 “250 ERROR ~ 0.08% m CORRECT LENGTH OF THE LINE =I00~ 0.004 = 99-796 m 08PROBLEM # 10 CE BOARD MAY 2007 [REFERENCE #1 [p58] ALINE (00m LONG WAS PACED BY A SURVEYOR FOR FOUR TIMES WITH THE FOLLOWING DATA. : 142,145, 455 AND 6, THEN, ANOTHER. LINES WAS bend oe TIMES AGAIN WITH THE FOLLOWING RESULTS 893, 813.5, 4) DETERMINE Tite FACE FACTOR. >. DETERMINE THE NUMBER OF FACES FOR THE NEV LINE. © DETERMINE THE DISTANCE OF THE NEW UNE. SOLUTION a. PACE FACTOR HOF PRES » WY MS TBD T ME = AY O2E PACE FACTOR 100m» 064) mor b NUMBER OF PACES FOR THE NEW LINE: HOF PACES = 293 = 893, 6+ PUT O95.5 = F826 o 0, TISTANCE OF THE NEW LINE DISTANCE = 893.25 (0,691) DISNCE = Gl7 236 m 09FROELEM # Il CE BOBRD IMAY 2005 [ REFERENCE # 470 p./W I A @Om STEEL TAPE IS 2mm 100 LONG AT 20°C WITHA-PULL OF SS KN. A-REC- TANGLE MEASURED WITHt THIS TAPE. THE SIDES ARE RECORDED AS 44:96 mi AND i300. JHE MERAGE TEMPERATURE DURING THE MEASUREMENT IS 30°C WITH A PULL OF BSN. USE COEFFICIENT OF EXPANSION OF STEEL TAFE AS THE VALUE OF 2.0000llo m/C°, 4 COMPUTE THE ACTUAL LENGTH OF TAFE DURING MEASUREMENT. b. WHAT IS THE TRUE AREA, G: WAAT b THE ERROK IN REALIN S0.M, SOLUTION : 4. ACTUAL LENGTH G=K(h-WL = 0.000016 m/C° (@0°C~ 20'CG0 m) Cr 0.00848 m TAPE 100 LONG ACTUAL LENGTH DURING MEASUREMENT = 00.002 + 0.0084 m = 0.00549 tn b. TRUE AREA A TAPE 1S 0.00648 m Tob LONG FOR THE I44.95m SIDE. TOTAL ERROR = 4 em (Gp oosHea) - 14.776 TOTAL ERROR 144. 1G My. = 0026 TRUE LENGTE-= 144. 5m t0.02b = 144.976 m FOR TRE 1160 SWE TOTAL ERROR = 13 m (60.0548 0) = 18, 0206 or 1, 021 Om TOTAL ERROR = 16,021 ~ [18 = 0.02) TRUE LENGTH = 18 +0.02 ~ 16.02) m 10TRUE AREA- = 144,97 (6,02! m) TRUE AREA = 10385183 m> G. ERROR INN AREA ERRONEOUS AREA = (144.95 m) 8m) ERROMEDUS AREA = lb B79. 85 m? ERROR IN AREA = ll 385,23 ~Ney399.5 ERIOR IN AREA = 5:92 py? iFROELEM # i2 CE BOARD MAY 2009 [ REFERENCE # IIL p Yi] AGOm TAFE WAS STANDRRDIZED AND Ws FOUND 10 BE 0,0042m 100 LONE THE STANDARD LENGTH AT AN OBSERVE TEMPERATURE OF 58°C MND fr FILL: OF © kg. THE PANE TAPE WAS USED Tb MEASURE A-CERTAIN ASTANCE AND WAS RECORDED TO BE 07.92. m LONG AT AN OBSERVED TEMPERATURE OF GEC AND by PULL OF IB kg. WITHA COEFFICIENT OF LINEAR EXPANSION OF B.0000N6 m/ Ct 0. DETERMINE THE STANDARD TEMPERATURE D: DETERMINE THE TD7AL CORRECTION 6, DETERMINE THE TRUE LENGTH OF THE LINE. SDLUTION 4: STANDARD TEMPERATURE CreK( TT) 0.0042 = 0.0000 m/CCEB—1)(50 0) +0:0042 = 0.08364 -O.000527 1:7 60,76 (3.7.) b. IDTAL CORRECTION 47> KOT. TL C7 O10 COMeM/CUOR'C 50. Ho) m) Ly 000 7: TAFE 10) LONG TOTAL CORRECTION ~ erage ool) mn Ay 01848 0 0. TRUE LENGTH OF THE LINE DEV: HORIZONTAL PISTANCE = 698.92 TO1G4S =H 05 12FROELEM # i2 CE PRD MAY 2002 [REFERENCE 4 III p 797 tt BASELINE WAS MEASURED USING #100 m TAPE WHICH I STENDERPIZED AT 15'G WITH A STANDARD PULL OF 1D Kg, THE RECORDED DISTANCE WAS FOLIND OUT 10 BE 430.00 m.AT TIME OF MEASUREMENT, THE MEASUREMENT OF THE TEMPERATURE WAS 20°C AND THE FULL EXERTED WAS Ib i THE WEIGHT OF ONE CHEIC CM OF STEEL 15 7-2 GRAMS, WEIGHT OF TAPE Islet kg, B= TX10 KE/CM, K-7xIOTMC. @- DETERMINE THE CROSS-SECTIONAL AREA, b. COMPUTE THE TOTAL. LRRECTION. 0. CONPUTE THE TRUE LENGTH OF THE PASE LINE SDUITION - Gs CROSS-SECTIONAL AREA 6, TRIE LENGTH OF THE BASELINE AComom) (7.86) = 2.6F Ly> 480.60 40.0408 —_— Ly= 30,0408 m A O034 m b, TOTAL CORRECTION OK(h-WLe “TxD UW6-5%C) (10) y= 0.00055 m PULL CORRECTION Cp- (R-F)L GAL > (Me-10) 100) 0.024(2) 10 Cp = 0.007 m CORRECTION =-0.90035 + 0.007 = 0.0095 m NO. OF TAPE LENGTHS foe 6. 4006 TOTAL CORRECTION : 4. e (0.00935) = 0.0408 m 13PROBLEM Ht I¢ CE BOARD MAY 2008 [REFERENCE #111 p 5] ALINE WAS MEASURED 10 BE 2582.25 m USING A 30m STEEL TAPE SU- PRORTED THROUGHOUT ITS LENGTH UNDER A PULL OF 4 Kg. THE MEAN TEMPERATURE DURING NEASURENENT IS 35°C, TRE TAPE USED RAS A CROSS-SECTIONAL AREP- OF 0,03 Cin AND HAS A STANDARD LENGTH AT 20°C UNDER A PULL OF & kg. THE MODULUS OF ELASTICITY OF WHE TAPE MATE — RALS ARE 2.0 x 10% kg/cm? AND THE COEPTICIENT OF THERNAL EXFRNSION 1S 0.0000I6/C", GIVEN : ML = 2582.05 NL= Gm Pu=4 Tat A = 0.08 cn? Ts = DC B- oy E = 20x10%kg Jan? C = p.0000K6 /c* REDUIRED : ar bop ol SOLUTION : 4. DETERMINE THE ERROR DUET TEMPERATURE CHANGE. 4: 0.3587 m 204493 m b OBIE m 4, 0.8985 GCL (I-Is) ; = 0.0000NG/C" (gom)135°C -20°C) = 0.00522 m 14E+eN = 0.00522 (2kz.c5m) \ Om = 0.4493 m », FIND THE ERROR DUE 10 TENSION, 4. 0,088 m £-0.0450m b.- 0,024 m 4.-0.0380 Mm Cp> L(Fu-Ps) AE = som (4kg-E kg) 1083/2 x10" kg/m") OOO mh = C0205 mn (2682 65'm | om) = 0.04304 m G DETERMINE THE CORRECTED LENGTH Of THE LINE. a £502,/24m ©, 2582,1507 m b. 2582.4478 m A 1592.7568 m £0,04493 m (10) - 0.0430m =04068 TO~MLTE pp “L’=MLTE = 2582,85m F 0.4063 » 2592,7503 m 15PROBLEM # IS CE BOARD MAY 2005 [REFERENCE # 21 p. 68] AO m STEEL TAPE WAS MEASURED OR STANDARDIZED AND SUPPORTED THROUGHOUT ITS WHOLE LENGTH AND FOUND 70 BE 0.00205 m LONGER AT AN OBSERVED TEMPERATURE OF 31,8°C AND A PULL OF 10 KILOS, THIS TAPE WAS USED 70 MEASURE A-LINE WHICH WAS FOUND 10 BE 662.702.m AT AN VERAGE TEMPERATURE OF 24.6°C USING THE SAME PULL, USE COEFFICIENT OF EXPANSION OF 0.0000N6/0', a. COMPUTE THE STANDERD TEMPERATURE, +b CONFUTE THE TOTAL TEMPERATURE CORRECTION, oc, COMPUTE THE CORRECTED LENGTH OF THE LINE, Ow i ae 5 = 10k ML = 060902 C = 0.00006 /C° Bh L406 SOLUTION 4. STANDARD TEMPERATURE G=CL(h-Ts) 6.00205 = 0.0000N6/C'(50m) (31.8° ~Ts) HBG Tyg = 3,53 Ty = 28,276 b. TOTAL TEMPERATURE CORRECTION Cr> CL (Tz~Ts) = 00000NG/C'(50m) (24,6 -28,.24C) = 0,003 m 1 TAPE 100 SHORT 16TOTAL CORRECTION Sm) (662702 m) oom = 0.02823 m 6, CORRECTED LENGH OF THE UNE CORRECTED HORIZONTAL DISTANCE = 662,702 m -0,02623 m = LOFT mM 17iM #16 CE BOARD NOVEMBER 2b [REFERENCE #1 1Ep M-I81 1 ALINE WAS MEASURED ON A SLOPING GROUND 10 BE 15.94. LNE.IF THE VERTICAL DISTANCE BETWEEN THE ENDS OF THE LINE IS 0:78 m, WHAT 1S THE CORRECTED LENGTH OF THE LINE ? a 6092 m 6 16.034 m b&,74 m 4. 15-742 m SOUATION : BIE 2 0.01908 m USING PYTHAGOREAN THEOREM - CEP =~ ~ [250,083 - 0.00Ba ~ 16:92) m 10 ~ 15.94-0.0/908m 10 16.92 m 18PROELEM #7 CE BOARD MAY 2009 [REFERENCE #/J[p M-l00] ALINE-LEVEL IS RUN FROM BM: TO Blt: WHICH IS 12. km LONG. ELEVATION OF BW WAS FOUND OUT 10 BE 100m AND THAT OF Elia [6 125.382 BACK- SHAT AND FORESIGHT DISTANCES WERE 15) m AND (00 m RESPECTIVELY, DETERMINE THE CORRECTED ELEVATION OF Bi CONSIDERING THE EFFECT OF CURVATURE AND REFRACTION CORRECTION. b. IP DURING THE LEVELING PROCESS THE LINE OF SIGHT iS INCLINED DOWNYARE BY 0.004 m IN A DISTANCE OF (0 m-WHAT WOULD GE THE CORRECTED ELEYA- TION OF BN? 6. IPTHE AVERAGE GACKSIGHT READING IS 3-4 m ANDYERY TINE ITS TAKEN, THE RDO IS INCLINED 1 THE SIDE FROM THE VERTICAL BY +, WHAT SHOULP BE THE (ARRECTED ELEVATION OF B27 SOLITION 9 CORRECTED ELEVATION OF Bie, 04 ~ 01007 (0:5) = D.OOKET ee. -0.00H0.100)? «100007 ERROR PER SET-UP = 0.001 — 0.00067 = 0.0008" HOPSEMUPS = 12000. 49 btm TOTAL ERROR = 49 (OWO2BY) ~ 04082 CURRELTED ELEVATION OF EMe ~ 08 582-009082 126.0408 m b, CORRECTED ELEVPTION OF Bitz IPE LINE OF SIbHA IS INCLINED POWN WARD BY 0/004 EVERY 10m, ti. ODE. dull rn? ERROK FER SET-UP = 0.00 -0.04 =9.02 TOTAL ERROR = 980.02) 0:96 CORRECTED ELEY TON OF Biz = [25.082 + 01% ~ 126842 mp 196, CORRECTED ELEVATION OF EM IF THE ROD IS INCLINED BY + FROM THE VERTICAL: ERROR READING PER SET-UP =IU-B4 COO" = (0088 m TOTAL ERROR = 49 (0.008 m) “08984 m CORRECTED ELEVATION OF BN. = 129.G82- 06984 m = 2Y.985 m 20PROBLEM #18 CE BOARD MAY 2003 [ REFERENCE # 11Cp 87] A LINE OF LEVELS (0 km LONG WAS RUN OVER SOFT GROUND. STARTING FROM BM, WITH ELEVATION 22.5 km. THE ELEVATION OF El. WAS COMPUTED 10 BEIT. 26.17 WAS FOUND OUT, HOWEVER, THAT THE LE - VEL SETTLES 51mm, BETWEEN THE INSTANT OF EVERY BACKSIGHT REA- DING, THE ROD SETTLES 2mm_ IF THE BACKSICHT AND FORESIGHT DIS- TONCE HOVE AN AVERAGE Mm, FIND THE CORRECT ELEVATION OF Bie, . FIND THE ERROR DUE 1D SETTLEMENT OF LEVEL DETERMINE THE ERROR DUE TO SETTLEMENT OF ROD. 0. COMPUTE THE CORRECTED ELEVATION OF Bz. 01 TION ; 4.4 OF SETUPS =_ 40000. 5D SET-UPS 100 F100 ERROR QUE 10 SETILENENT OF LEVEL = 50(0:005) =0.25m > # OF TURNING POINTS ~_10000_ _ J = 49 TURNING POINTS TO0F 101 ERROR DUE TD SETILEMENT OF ROP ~49(0.002) = 0.098 m , CORRECTED ELEVATION OF Bitte. TOTAL ERROR ©0125 10,098 -0)3 48 CORRECTED ELEVATION OF Bhi2 = (7-25 -0.348 m = Mo. W2m S 21FROBLEM # 19 CE BOARD MAY 2003 [ REFERENCE #21[p 891 THE FOLLOWING INTERIOR ANGLES OF A TRIANGLE TRAVERSE WERE MEASURED WITH THE SAME PRECISION. a. DETERMINE THE MOST FROBA BLE VALUE OF ANGLE fy, b. DETERMINE THE MOST PROBABLE VALUE OF ANGLE B. ©. DETERMINE THE MOST PROBABLE VALUE OF ANGLE C, SOLUTION - 4. PROBABLE VALUE OF ANGLE A, ALB+C = W477? t O38 = /6/° ERROR = /61°-180°= 0° ERROR ~ 60 MINS. LOD OF 5,6 AND 2 IS 30. pe peer CORRECTED VALUE OF A = 4/°~ 13.84" CORRECTED VALUE OF A ~ 40° ¥6,(6? ee 22b. PROBABLE VALE OF ANGLE B, CORRECTED VALUE OF B=-F7* ILD CORRECTED VALUE OF B 76? 46.46" ©. PROBABLE VALUE OF ANGLE C. CORRECTED VALUE OF C= 63°-34..02' CORRECTED VALUE UF C= 62° 15,38" 23FRUBLEM #20 CE BOARD MAY 2005 [REFERENCE #1 JI p IIb] A TRIANGULAR PIECE OF LAND IS HAVING A FOLLOWING TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION AN AREA OF 19 HECTARES 10 BE SEGREGATED ALONG SIDE EC BY A DIVIDING LINE STARTING FROM B 70 POINT D ALONG SIDE AC, DETERMINE THE LOCATION OF POINT D MEASURED FROM C. a. $65.63 m 6- 622,36 m LYAM 4, H.4TM SOLUTION : 6 20k ma a (sin oe = B10 (560°) 6 = UG m ARERaec = 1/2 (BION IA, G1 m sin BO? AREA GC * YIE LOE, BF m* AK reco ~ 19 x 10? = 190000 > Aa "Telos ~ TOs 2 bo|~ XA OY TH mm? 24DETERMINE THE LENGTH OF AVIDING LINE BD , 4869.54 m 0.783,63 m 549.32 4714.68 m SOLUTION: BD? = (610)* ¢ (S471)? - 2(B1IOUSHFNCOSLO® BO = Hh.b6m PETERMINE THE BEARING O- DIVIDING FROM CORNER B. ON 68 12-2°E L. SB 5B.PE b NTE a 5529926 EF SOLUTION : SHA . F4.078 SNA Sine” Oo ~ H,028° 6 = 10°-t)" ~ o¢ = (0'-00"- 41,008" ~ FB.9F2" OR 70°5B,H" BEARING UF BD =$7B°58.3' E 25FROPLEM # 21 CE BOARD MAY 2007 [ REFERENCE #2]Lp S-GOl] THE FOLLOWING INTERIOR ANGLES OF & TRIANGLE TRAVERSE WERE MEASURED WITH THE SAME PRECISION. 4. DETERMINE THE MOST PROBABLE VALUE OF ANGLE A, , DETERMINE THE MOST PROBABLE VALUE OF ANGLE B. &. DETERMINE THE IMOST PROBABLE VALUE OF ANGLE C, SOLUTION a) PROERELE VALIEDF ANGLE A. 4 716%= 179° ae a CORRECTED VALUE OF & - 39° ¢ 16,46" CORRECTED VALUE OF A = (39° 18.46" 265. FROGABLE VALUE OF ANELE B CORRECTED VAUIE OF B = 65°+ 6.85" CORRECTED VALUE OF B = 65°10. 86° G. PROBABLE YALE OF ANGLE © CORRECTED VALUE OF 0 ~ 75° t 27.67" CORRECTED VALUE OF C = 75° 2769" 27PROBLEM CE BOARD NOVEMBER 2008 [ REFERENCE # 2I[p 5-280] A CLOSED TRAVERSE ABCD HAS THE FOLLOWING TATA PSC anne tere EE eee pg eo tne) pg aim Nea) ee Log em aT a. DETERMINE THE CORRECTED ZEARING OF SIDE BC USING THE COMPASS RULE. GQ NSP IVE 0. NODE be NEP SIE aN OYE b ee THE CORRECTED BEARING OF SIDE BC USING THE COMPASS ULE, 4: 199.032 L144.547 m b. 148.368 m ds 48.463 m en THE CORRECTED LENGTH OF SIDE €P USING THE COMPASS RULE, 242.007 m o. 240, He m i 241, B52 m he 239,933 SOLUTION: PERIMETER = 122, t 149 +241 7 109 ~ 671 ERROR IN LATITUDE = (08.G5 74.5 - 287,339 + 54,38) = 2.802 ERROR IN DEPARTURE > bl t 129,058 ~ 4, B49 -149, 4) = ~1. 223 cl LENGTH OF COURSE Nur Siar PERIMETER OF TRAVERSE LENGTH OF CURSE PERIMETER OF TRAVERSE 28a, CORRECTED BEARING OF SIDE BC SIDE BL * CL 149(2.802) = 06222 Gi CORR LAT, =74,5 ¢ 06222 = 76, /222 CO 149 (1.223) + 0.258 oH CORK, DER. = 127,038 4 O.FHEB - 129.3096 CORR. BEARING = tan ae Hie) Bie) ODRR. BERING = N 595)? E , CORR. LENGTH = VOF6,/222)" 1129.00 - 49.847 m CORRECTED _BERKING OF SIDE BG ) i APD ; / “VLA BTS FGBOTIEES f - M9 EE m x & CORRECTED LENGTH OF CD SIDE DO L 241(2.02) = 1.00688 7 CORR, LAT. = 23% 639 -1,00658 = 23 323 CD= LW (1.223) ~ 04393 GH CORR. DEPARTURE = 4-849 -0.4293 ~ Yi) CORR. BEARING = Tali gs YL (pal 23.77, = $09°5b' W VAY F (236. 35)" = 189.938 In * CORR, LENGTH 29PROBLEM f 23 CE BOARD NOVEMBER 2007 | REFERENCE # IJ [p M-O6] 7 RECTANGULAR LOT ABC RAYE SIDE RB OF LENGTHY Fm AND BEARING OF N45°OO E AND SIDE CA OF LENGTH 88 m, Whitt ABC PLOTTED IN ft CLOCK~ WISE DIRECTION. A DIVIDING LINE DE WITH D ALONG SIDE RB AND F RLONG SIDE ACIS TO BE MADE WITH D 43m FROM A, THE AREA OF TRIANGLE GAD Is ICAOF THE TOTAL AREA OF TRE LOT. THE LOT HAS A TOTAL AREA OF 4100 SQUARE METERS. a WHAT TRE BEARING OF SIDE BO? a5 05°26) 12" W 6. $ 18°2)'03"W v5 12° (2 QE 4S WSVDE b. HOW FAR IS POINT E FROnt CORNER A IN METERS 7 a 8,99 m 1 S748 m bo DM d. 82.8779 , WHAT IS THE LENGTH OFTHE DIVIVING LINE DE IN METERS? 4 54m & Gm b, 50m d. 48m Abo ~ 4100 m*= 1/2 (94) (6B) SIN Boo art wae T/2.(94)(88). = 82,435 & FEOS° USING & = 97, 565? BO = VGN)" (08) ~ 2 (94) (Cb )coi07 = OBI TTTEY ~ SEY TOT = 136.9 m 30ate . & sno sn £ = ne (OB) FU 136.96 B= 89.503 & = W"- $5°- 99.568" = 0457" BEARING OF SIDE BC = $ 05°26'/2" W b. Ange = 1/4 Rage, Yo. (43) (HEV Sina = 1/F x 1/2 (94)(B8) sina, AE =(IFAI/2NGENB8) 172143, AE- 748m DE = (FE? FBV? - LGR ET FB) OCF TOS = (1889 F7DB.15OH. - 2563.28 C0sF7. 560 ~VIMG, F6Lb DE~&3.99m ~ 54m 2 31PROBLEM # 24 CE BOARD MAY 2004 [ REFERENCE #2 JL p 2517 GIVEN THE FOLLOWING DESCRIPTIONS OF 4 FOUR SIDED LOT. a. WHAT IS THE LENGTit OF LINE DA? b. WHATIS THE BEARING OF LINE DA? 0, COMPUTE THE AREA OF THE ENCLOSED TRAVERSE, SOLUTION: @. LENGTH OOF LINE DA DISTANGE Dh = {ChOL" FB,B2) DISTANCE UAB, 83 m b, BEARING OF LINE DR tan 8 = 76.82. LO & = 7802'57 BEARING OF DA = N7B°0P E 32C. AR OF THE ENCLOSED TRAVERSE 7 a TT a 27 33PROBLEM # 25 CE BOARD MAY 2007 I REFERENCE #21 CLOSED TRAVERSE HAS HE FOLLOWING DATA 4. WHAT IS THE BEARING OF LINE DA? q'NI6°%R E L Nb SPE ONYPOE a NEY WE b. WHAT 8 THE LENGTH OF LINE DA? 4) 02.54 m ©. 7.98 m b. $8.83 m Gd Fol? mp ©. WHAT IS THE AREA-OF THE LOT? 4 SFO5,B7 m~ 6. O8F6,98 m= be YOD3.EF n> d. 6984.98 > SOLUTION Sunt =b (Fe. 5) ME0°BD¢ (05-7) SINFEWGO HEA) SWHELED’ Fy =O 4E.O82 t1C-4ED~b Mb? ty =O LATIMUOE OF LINE DP-= y =-5, 06% m Z0r=0 POS BD HOES TOW (BEANS BOTA 0 L267 + (08.007) ~Ul. 1b HX =O DGPERTURE OF LINE D896, 057 m 34q. LENGTH OF LINE DP LENGTH OF Oh = VE FY? LENGTH OF 08 = Yo.l9 my >. GEARING OF LINE DP taney BEARING OF DA~ S$ SOV E & AREF OF THE LT eee ee Face | in 2eit t To FD 908 1b EP Ni eis YA 9402.78) 2 4 F~ $828. 8ble n> 35)PROBLEM # 2b 1646.08 USING COSINE LAW 36FROBLEM 27° MAY QOL REFERENCE # | Lp 1241 GIVEN THE TECHN] CAL DESCRIPTION OF A TRIANGULAR LOT ABC. &, SIDE CF 37PROBLEM # 22 CE BOARD NOVEMBER 2009 [REFERENCE # | Jp 151] THE DOTA SHOWN THE AZIMUTH AND GISTANCES OF THE CORNERS OF Pr WOT. 4. BREA OF THE LOT AREA ~ Lib 00 (i640) Si 38PROBLEM # 29 #11Lp 178) ERSE AREAS HOLLOWS 12-129 4 PIPE V 02? GoW 39FROBLEM it GD CE BOARD NOVEMBER 2006 LREFERENCE #1 10 p 2/6) FROM THE FIELP NOTES OF CLOSED TRAVERSE SHOWN BELOW ADJUST THE TRAVERSE. PUTE THE CORRECTION OF LATITUDE ON THE CP USING TRANSIT RULE , COMPUTE THE LINEAR ERROR OF CLOSURE, &. COMPUTE THE RELATIVE ERROR DR. PRECISION, SOLUTION a. CORRECTION OF LATITUDE. ON LINE CO USING TRANSIT RULE Coo F000 Cop *O.18 TO! P8087 Sep = t17 Sua LOL St = 6466. F# D. LINEAR ERROR OF CLOSURE Leo = V(LOIF F0-7)? LEC = 1.977% ©. RELATIVE ERROR RE © 197740 bb. YF RELFINE ERROR =_{ F753 40PROBLEM # A CE BORRD NOVEMBER 2009 [REFERENCE #5 Ip 42] FOR GIVEN CLOSED TRAVERSE, Zar 0.44 Eber ~ 0.37 PERIMETER ~ 2915.80 TOTAL PEPARTURE ~1748. 78 TOTAL LATITUDE = 197.40 FOR LINE AB=4$83.62m, ITS LATITUDE IS 320.27 N AND DEPARTURE IS 5b.d0 E. DETERMINE. THE CORRECTED LATITUDE AND DEPARTURE OF AB BY COMPASS RULE, b, APGIYEN TRAVERSE HAS THE FR RESULTS. TOTAL PERINETER *J045. 40 m TOTAL DEPARTURE > 1842.64 TOTAL LATITUDE “1608.94 SAT =t 062 S0eP- +042 FOR LINE BC DISTANCE ERUPLS 249.G0m AND ITS LATITUDE IS 249.40 N AND DEPARTURE 8 4.20 E. COMPUTE THE CORRECTED DEPARTURE AND LATITUDE OF LINE BO USING TRANSIT RULE SOLUTION . 4. CORRECTION OF UTITUDE AND DEPARTURE AB CORRECTION FOR LATITUDE G. f FOE gD O- Th 07 CORRECTED LATITUVE = GL. 87 40007 = Elle. 74 CORRECTION FOR DEPARTURE « Cc . 485.02 C7006 CORRECTED DEPARTURE *060.00 + D.00 ~ 056,30 4]b. CORRECTION OF DEPARTURE AND LATITUDE BC CORRECTION FOR DEPARTURE : C_ . G0Y-20 “O42 184209 c=~0.08 CORRECTED DEPARTURE =GirY-20 ~0,08 = 34.42. CORRECTION FOR DEPARTURE BY COMPASS RULE OF BO EB . 8.4 “O04 ~ 222-9 E-~p0F CORRECTED OEFARTURE- 448. - O07 448,83 42PROBLEM # 32 CE BOARO NOVEMBER 2007 | REFERENCE # 211 p 187] A CLOSED TRAVERSED SHOW'S TABLILATED VALLES OF LATITUDES AND DEPARTURES 4 COMPUTE THE PMO OF LINE 3-4, b COMPUTE THE LENGTH OF Lin 6-1. & COMPUTE THE BEARING OF UNE 6-1 SOLUTION. 4: DMO OF UNE 3-4 LATITUDE OF 6-1 ZLLATITUDE) =O OY. 0496.32 F 62, lo $B le- 43,04-y=0 y~ 151.8 DEPARTURE UF 2. ECOEPERTURE) =O K-SbM 87-520 $89 t 0d =O 4° G70 43[25970 F/A3.26 = 7. te T= Ci.ch | ras ben rsa mina =—W713 | DMO OF LINE 3-4 = 94.34) by LENGTH OF UNE 6-1 (DISTANCE)? = (LATITUDE)? t (DEPARTURE)? (Do-1)*= (-181.38)* + (4769)? Do1 = (88.70m N W E ~A51.38 g $7.63 6. BERING OF LINE b-1 TON = 43.63. A BEARINGKS 5 FP OP E 44PROBLEM # 33 CE BOARD NOVEMBER 2007 [ REFERENCE #2 Jp 201] A CLOSED TRAVERSE HAS A FOLLDWING TATA a. WHAT (6 THE LENGTH OF LINE 6-17 4 M029. 6. NBT m 6, M2. 43 m 4.11.98 m WHAT IS THE BEARING OF LINE 6-1? aN PEW o. NIB D2" W b NIG 4S? 12” W d. NIGH 22" W G, WHAT IS THE DMD OF LINE 3-4 ? a) bo Y3 Mm 0, 1ob.B3 m bem d. 87.22 m SOLUTION: Stat = 0 75.54 - 4, 40-50, B6-101-25- 24.28 ty =O y~05.24m Sper = 0 Wr 35 + 23.83~18,89- ¥8.99- 23.00 TX = 0 x=02.0M 45a. LENGTH OF LINE 6-1 LENGTH > (LAT? + DEP™ = (05,24) FUBB.00)" L=Mo.29m b. BEARING OF LINE 6-/ fe tar" (FE) LAT] ~ tan” ie Te, BEARING OF 6° NIT ECW OR NIP? 2H 258° W 0. IMD OF UNE 3-4 DIO OF 3-4 = /70.83 m 46PROBLEM # 34 CE BOARD MAY 2008 | REFERENCE #2 Lp 1657 FROM THE TABULATED DATA-OF A CLOSED TRAVERSE WITH MISSING SIDE CA. 4: COMPUTE THE BEARING OF LINE CA, . COMPUTE THE DISTANCE OF LINE CA, ©, COMPUTE THE AREA ENCLOSED BY THE TRAVERSE, SOLUTION: 4) BEARING OF UNE CA, | 590m | 420.78 | Tai bearing ~ DEPARTURE TATIUDE tan bearing = 5.23. 54,03 BEARING = $ 50° 03'W 0. DISTANCE OF LINE Cr. DISTANCE ~ DEPARTURE Sin beavin STANCE AC ~_65.23 IND'03' DISTANCE AC = 65:08 m 47&RREA OF CLOSED TRAVERSE AREA = EE sin 39° AREA ~ £723.68 m* 48PROBLEM it OE GE BOARD NOVEMBER 2008 | REFERENCE #211 p /48] FROM THE GIVEN DATA OF A CLOSED TRAVERSE G30 Mm. USING COMPASS RULE OF BALANCING # TRAVERSE 4. DETERMINE THE CORRECTED BEARING OF EC, b: DETERMINE THE CORRECTED BEARING OF C0. © DETERMINE THE ADJUSTED DISTANCE OF BC. SOLUTION 4: CORRECTED BEARING OF BO- wl soon Teor! | — 57% Po 3 777.58 | ERROR =i F 6.05 TOTAL DISTANCE : 2075.00 m USING COMPASS RULE OF BALANCING CORRECTION FOR LATITUDE & G_ , 887 Bh 05 49Orr BZ (UBiTe) =)-44 ie fe (045.58) = 2.53 be (op. 86) - 183 Ee Cy B12_ (5.00) 2.32. DS L44F LRH BB ¢ 2.62 = B12. CORRECTION FOR DEPARTURE Cr, Geb76 B25” WIT Cy - BBE (308:%) = 2.97 ae Ca = Bi (045,88) = FS DIG Oa = 18.35 (467.66) = G0! DIG Gye BSE C15) = G82 nerthergolrast« =e 8 t (27.61 =t19.& PSEC EEE ES Sees) terre cere eeeeee |e eeeete) te ester seveeeetEE] 50OORRECTED BEARING OF LINE BU. tan bearing = DEPARTURE LATITUDE Tan bearing = $639.47 <0, Bearing ~ $ 05°66" E 2. CORRECTED GEARING OF LINE CD tan bearing = DEPARTURE Z LATITUDE tan bearing ~ 6]. 46 ¢ HBS Bearing ~ 5 18°85" W 6. ADJUSTED DISTANCE DF BO. Sn bearmg = DEPARTUKE DISTANCE DISTANCE = DERARTURE sia bearing DISTANCE = 639.97 SA DISTANCE = G4.06 m 51DELEM Fb VE BOAR? MAY 2009 CKEFERENCE #zilp 167) A CLOSED TRAVERSE ABC HAS THE FOLLDWING DATA 4 FIND THE LENGTH OF SIDE CA IN METERS. 5 4 BEd m 0, 86. b: 20,57m 4 %.5b b, FIND THE BEARING OF SIDE Ch 4° $:68°00'W 6 $02°0'W b, S5700'W d, $ bb'Q0'W 0. FIND THE AREA OF THE TRAVERSE, 9: M753 m? & 1986.3 m> L (BH4.8 m> d, 28% m* SOLUTION 62,087 - 29,137 ty =0 12 L749 m 2782) F YS TA Hy =O Y= 78.12 m 52)4G, LENGTH OF SIDE > b= 5 06° W AREA OF TRAVERSE a = /80?- (20 +57") a 99° AREAL Ake ~ 18448 > ° (08:4) (54, 6) sin 97° 53CE BOARD MAY 2009 [REFERENCE # 31[p 108] 4 CLOSED TRAVERSE HAS THE FOLLOWING DATA 4. FIND THE DISTANCE OF LINE C-A, b. FIND THE BEARING OF LINE C-A. ©. FIND THE AREP-OF THE CLOSED TRAVERSE, SOLUTION. 4. DISTRNGE C-A DISTANCE AC = (5.88)? + 36.6)" DISTANCE AC = 36.85 m . BEARING CA tan bearing = DEFARTURE anharig> Ge in bearing = 33 OB BERRING = $ B49 W 54©. BEARING CA IA 94505 ~ 2050.72 - 218.91 A= -059.49 AREA OF THE CLOSED TRAVERSE ABC ~ 657.49 m* 55PROBLEM # 38 CE BOARD MAY 20/0 [ REFERENCE #1] [p 1901 A CLOSED TRAVERSE HAS THE FOLLOWING DATA a. WHAT IS THE VALUE OF x ? 4-348, 22. o G29 b.738982. d:-O6705 b. WHAT IS THE VALUE OF y ? 4 144.90 o 12578 b. F7B.34 d. 69.21 6, WHAT IS THE VALUE OF &? a -7234, 2] 0.- 998.80 b, -2458.97 d. ~ 893,93 SOLUTION : 4581-4212 12.90) b. VALUE OF y y> 15,69 $25.09 496.12 yo 41.90 &. VALUE OF 2 Be $1.98 x 07-98 £=~489.80 4. VALUE OF x ( 56#2]Lp 198] GIVEN THE DATA OF A CLOSED TRAVERSE, FIND THE VALUE OF x D THE VALUE O} ©, FIND THE VALUE C BT ¢ 0-73] 4 15,451 = x 1 36.08 > VALUE OF y. 2A = OMD « LATITUDE GHECK 258.023 = 13,93 (y) YWLO5b t 157402 = -6B.228-2,090 > Oe COB =-00.H18 Ok, 576. VALUE OF 2. 58#40 CE BOARD MAY 2006 I REFERENCE #1 ]Lp 282) FROM THE GIVEN TRACT OF LAND RAVING THE FOLLOWING DATA COMPUTE THE FOLLOWING. ae ree re b DOUBLE PARALLEL Df of PREB OF TRACT OF LAND IN ACRES. SDuUITIOI DOUBLE ARER ~ ~7,600 / 2 PRER = 4800 m* 0. DEO OF UNE CD 5FO* +410 C. AREA OF LOT NW RRES AREA 4800 ARER = $900 my? / 4044 ARER~ 1/86 acres 59PROBLEM 4H Y/ GE POARD MAY 2007 [REFERENCE # 4706p 61) A POINT A BETWEEN POINT B AND ©, THE DISTANCE OF B AND C FROM POINT # ARE [000m AND 2000 m, RESPECTIVELY. MEASURED FROM POINTA, THE PNGLE OF ELEVATION OF POINT & IS 18930? WHILE THAT OFC OTHE DIFFERENCE IN THE ELEVATION OF B AND © IS444m CONSIDERING THE E~ FFECT OF CIR VATURE AND REFRACTION. WHAT IS TPE VALIIE OF 07 SOLUTION hi = 000m) Tan 18°60" = B5tGOM C2 00007(k2)* =0:.266m Hr tha = 34.60 m 1067 m = PH Cb7m He ~ha thcz ~ (200m) tang ~9:268 het He H ~ G8Y.067 -(2000ianO 0.68) (2000m ) and + 0.2468 = 290. 167 Fon 01949996 a Bs? 60PROBLEM i U2. CE EOPRD NOVEMBER 2006 [REFERENCE #11LD 37) AK A POINT HAVING AN ELEVATION OF 120.48m ABE DATUM AND BAND CO ARE POINTS OF UNKNOWN ELEVATION. BK IN BETWEEN A AND BY MEAN OF HN INSTRUMENT SET -22m ABOVE B VERTICAL ANGLES ARE OBSERVED THET TO A BEING YS AND THAT 10 C BEING + £32. THE HORIZON TAL 115- TANCE AB IS. 547.20 AID THE HORIZONTAL DISTANCE BOIS 923. 25m, MF ~ cat DUE ALLOWANCE FOR EARTH'S CURVATURE ANID ATMOSPHERIC REFRAC- iON. 4. COMPUTE THE DIFFERENCE. In ELEVATION BETWEEN A AND 8. b. DETERMINE THE DIFFERENCE IN ELEVATION BETWEEN B AND C. 0. DETERMINE THE ELEVATION OF 0. SOLUTION 4. DIFFERENCE IN ELEVATION f AND B. ee fan 14°45? =__hy OFF. 20 m 4.0m zl HG 0.007 ki? = 0.067 0.8472)* ~ 0.02 H HLOTM -0.02 H = 405m DIFFERENCE IN ELEVATION OF A AND B =I. OFm ~ 122 = 2.83 m 610) DIFFERENCE IN ELEVATION BETWEEN 8 AND C. = 123.45 tan 08°60’ he BE. hC2 He B8.68 + 0057 F 12 H- 189.6 EVATION OF © 3.48 F142. 83 +139, 9] = YE 12m 62PROBLEM of 43 CE BOARD NOVEMEER 2007 [REFERENCE F |] THE ELEVATION OF THE BASE AT STATION AS 684 m ABDYE SEA LEVEL, THE BA- ROME TRIC READING AT STA-HON A WAS 5.53 cm OF Ay #7 THE INGPNT WHEN THE BAROMETRIC READING AT STATION B WHICH IS HIGHER THN f WVAS 67.37 an OF tig. THE TEMPERATURE AT THE Time OF OBSERVATION AT A WAS 6°0 WHILE THAT #7 B WAS 22°C Tint OF OBSERVATION ON BOTH STATION IS (0:20 AM. TRAE TION PCI = sf 4 COMPUTE THE UNCORRECTED DIFFERENCE IN ELEVATION BEINAAY + AND £ D. DETERMINE THE CORRECTION FUR THE DIFPERENCE IN ELEVATION. 0. COMPUTE THE ARJUSTED ELEVATION OF SFATION B. ‘SOUTION : 2. INCORRECTED AFFERENCE I) FLE- 0 ADJUSTED ELEVATION B WeTION BENVEEN AND 8 Cor. bff. Elev, -Y35,21 412.08 x= INI2NT -1U22ZIog He Corr: Diff in Blew. = 487.94 m ht he ~I9I22 Ing 16_-l9/22.I09_76 _ ARIUSTED ELEVATION OF B 6. OVET = gy HUET OY + 1280.95 - 755.64 = Hay m 2°495.161 m CORRECTION FOR THE FFERENCE: IN ELEVATION MEAN TEMPERATURE = 2 ¢ 22 2g MEAN TEMPERATURE =15°O 63PROBLEM # U4 CE BOARD NOVEMPER 2004. REFERENCE # 1] CONSIDERING THE EFFECT OF CURVATURE AND REFRACTION, THE DIFFERENCE IN ELEVATION OF POTS & AND C FOUNPOUIT 10 BE MLSE m.FROM FONT f iN BETWEEN B PND © IS THE ANGLE OF ELEVATION OF 8 ANID CARE 18960" RES- PECTIVELY. 4.IPO 1S 2000m FROM A, HOW FAR K 6 FROM A? b. 7 THE ELEVATION OF A (HOW FAK) IS ERUAL. 10 2001, FIND THE ELEVATION OF . FIND ALSO THE ELEVETION OFC. SOULTION : 2. DISTANCE UF AND A - hCr, = 0.067 x* ACh2 = 0.067 (2)* hore 0.8m = xian 18°' hi > 0.28 46x km he = 334 xm ha -(2000m) tan 08°15 h2=289.94 m he thCr, > M856 th? thCre BOLbATOOETE = INl.256 + 282.99 + 0,268) FGI ~E994 24 =O) x-/2km 7/200 b. ELEVATION OF B 0. ELEVATION OF E = ELEVA tt hCry = ELEV. 6 ~W.25b 20043846 (1. 200) + 0.06412)" = 6062 - 356 ELEY. 8 = 601.62 m ELEY. 6 = 490.264. m 64PROBLEM i WS CE BOARD MAY 2009 [ REFERENCE #1] ALCLOSED TRAVERSED HAS THE FOLLOWING DATA, Sut =~ 0.50 Soe = 10.6 TOTAL LATITUDE = 72,8 TOVAL DEPARTURE *|570.3 PERIMETER * 2628.5 FOR LINE DE DISTANCE =518.4 m LATITUDE = 254,20 DEPARTURE = 4Y8.9 4- DETERMINE THE CORRECTED LANITVE OF DE EY COMPASS RULE b COMPUTE THE CORRECIED LaTiTU DE UF-DE BY TRANSIT RULE. ©» COMPUTE THE CORRECTED DEPARTURE OF VE By COMPASS PULE SOUTION a £ , 5840 0, ORRECIED DEPERTURE OF DE. BY +056 ~ 202.5 COMPPSS RULE E-F0l) E , dg4 CORRECTED LAT. OF VE = 259.2401) — -0.34 * 2628.4 de> 159.8) E=-D.04 CORRECIED DEPPRTUKE b, CORRECTED LATITUVE OF PE BY “189-007 TRENSIT RULE U2. 89 E , 57.2 bb * 6.8 E=t0.08 CORRECTED LATIN OF DE 65PROBLEM # ¥b CE BOARD MAY 2004 [REFERENCE i 1] THE ELEVATION OF THE UPPER BASE A IS 376m. WHILE THAT OF THE LOWER BASE AT B, THE ELEVATION IS 166 m.AT A GIVEN INSTANT THREE ALIME TER READING IES THAT THE DIFFERENCE IN ELEVATION OF AN INTERMEDIATE POINT CFROM TH UPPER BASE fl 209 m AND THE Di- FERENCE IN ELEVATION FROM THE LOWER BASE B 10 POINT CIS am. FINO THE TRUE ELEVATIONOF POINT C BETWEEN A AND B. SOULTION 26 X = TRUE DIFFERENCE IN ELEVATION BETWEEN A ANP C, BY RATIO AND PROPORTION X_ 2 Im Zim 284m ELEVATION OF C = G75-198.60 ELEVATION OF C = F740 m Y= 29m -196.60 Y 43.0 ELEVATION OF © = (56 +26,40 ELEVATION OF C = 179.4) m 66YARD MY 2003 CREFERENCE # ¥ICp lO5 J a DIFF: IN ELEVATION = 706,15 - 767 DIFF IN ELEVA 67CE BOARD MAY 20 REFERENCE #5 Dp 191] INEER'S NOIEBOOK GIVE THE OBSERVED MAGNETIC BEARING OF THE thie TRAVERSE. 68PROBLEM # 49 CE BOARD NOVEMBEK 2004 [ REFERENCE #3) Lp dU J ALOT IS BOUNDED BY 3 STRAIGHT SIDES A, B,C. AB 5 NYS5°E, 95m LONG AND AC IS DUE EAST, 68m LONG. FROM POINT D, 43m FROM A ON SIDE AB, A DIVIDING LINE RUNS 10 E WHICH IS ON SIDE CA, THEAREA ADE Is 10 BE 1/7 OF THE TOTAL AREA OF THE LOT. a. DETERMINE THE PISTAN CE DE, b. DETERMINE THE BEARING OF SIDE BC. ¢. DETERMINE THE DISTANCE AE, SOLITION : 4: DISTANCE DE XA) SS = mT USING COSINE LAW: (DE)? = (93) t (22-FN*~ 243) (27-71) C05 4" DE = 62m b. BEARING OF LINE BG fae (BC) =(951" F188)*- 2095) GR) COsHE® §—BEARINGDF BO =917'14'E 3-70.33 m USING SINE LAW: O DISTANCE. AE EDR. F724! PE 27797 SNE NB" ~~ 32H =I P 69PROBLEM #60 CE BOARD MAY 2007 [REFERENCE # 2) p S549] THE CROSS SECTION NOTES OF THE GROUND SURFACE AT A EIYEN STATION OF A ROAD SURVEY SHOWS THAT THE GROUND & SLOPING AT AN 8% GRADE UP- WARD TD THE RIGHT. THE DIFFERENCE IN ELEVATION BETWEEN THE GROUND SURFACE ANO THE FINISHED SUBGRADE AT THE CENTER LINE OF THE PRO- POSED ROAD IS 2.5m, WIDTHOF SUBGRADE IS TM .WITH SIDESLOPE OF 2:'1, a. DETERMINE THE AREA OF THE CROSS-SECTION. b NATE THE DISTANCE OF THE LEFT SLOPE STAKE FROM THE CENTER OF THE ROAD. © COMPUTE THE DISTANCE OF THE RIGHT SLOPE STAKE FROM THE CENTER OF THE ROAD) SOLITION 4: ARER OF CROSS SECTION: u-25 . & Mise “DD WOH - 260 = lohe + 28 Sth +278 ALG. m 70200 Mohr ~28 toh Meh “222. a 14 th ae (B5UG-A) ae ULK 3d| 735) + aarer3nia1./e6um Ae és 985° ASG mM & DISTANCE OF THE LEFT SLOPE STAKE FROM THE CENTER OF THE ROAD. X= Zhe tae Me LIZA) F 3.5 (= 10:12 m 6. DISTANCE OF THE RIGHT SLOPE STAKE FROM THE CENTER Or THE ROAD. Ye-3B t hr MR BPH 4) XR- 7-32 m 71REFERENCES 1) Civil Engineering Reference for Licensure Examinations Volume 2 Revised Edition, Diego Inocencio T. Gillesania. Copyright 2005, 2) Surveying for Civil and Geodetic Licensure Exam, Venancio I. Besavilla, Jr Copyright 1987. 3) Civil Engineering Licensure Examination 2009 Source: hitp://phileivilengineeringreviewtips. blogspot.com! 4) Suveying for Computerized Licensure Examination. Venancio I. 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