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    1. The document contains an engineering surveying practice exercise with 5 questions about measuring distances and areas with associated probable errors. 2. The questions ask the student to determine the area of a rectangular lot from side measurements, the total and probable error of distances traveled, the relative precision of a measurement, the weighted most probable value of repeated measurements, and the perimeter and associated error of a triangular tract of land from side measurements. 3. The student is to show their work and find the most probable values and errors requested based on the distance and area measurements provided with their associated probable errors.

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    1. The document contains an engineering surveying practice exercise with 5 questions about measuring distances and areas with associated probable errors. 2. The questions ask the student to determine the area of a rectangular lot from side measurements, the total and probable error of distances traveled, the relative precision of a measurement, the weighted most probable value of repeated measurements, and the perimeter and associated error of a triangular tract of land from side measurements. 3. The student is to show their work and find the most probable values and errors requested based on the distance and area measurements provided with their associated probable errors.

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    1. The document contains an engineering surveying practice exercise with 5 questions about measuring distances and areas with associated probable errors. 2. The questions ask the student to determine the area of a rectangular lot from side measurements, the total and probable error of distances traveled, the relative precision of a measurement, the weighted most probable value of repeated measurements, and the perimeter and associated error of a triangular tract of land from side measurements. 3. The student is to show their work and find the most probable values and errors requested based on the distance and area measurements provided with their associated probable errors.

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    College of Engineering and Food Science

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    1. The document contains an engineering surveying practice exercise with 5 questions about measuring distances and areas with associated probable errors. 2. The questions ask the student to determine the area of a rectangular lot from side measurements, the total and probable error of distances traveled, the relative precision of a measurement, the weighted most probable value of repeated measurements, and the perimeter and associated error of a triangular tract of land from side measurements. 3. The student is to show their work and find the most probable values and errors requested based on the distance and area measurements provided with their associated probable errors.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    CENTRAL BICOL STATE UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE


    San Jose, Pili, Camarines Sur 4418
    ISO 9001:2015 www.cbsua.edu.ph
    TÜV-R 01 100 1934918

    COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND FOOD SCIENCE


    Department of Agricultural Engineering

    ENGINEERING SURVEYING

    Practice Exercise No. 2

    NAME: __________________________________________________________________________

    Questions:
    1. The two sides of a rectangular lot were measured with certain estimated probable
    errors as follows: 253.36±0.06 m and 624.15±0.08 m. Determine the area of the lot and
    the probable error in the resulting calculation.
    2. The distances travelled by a person are as follows: 156.20±0.03 m, 624.87±0.09 m, and
    278.54±0.05 m. Determine the most probable value and the probable error of the total
    distance travelled.
    3. If for particular measurement the probable error of the mean is 0.09m and the most
    probable value of the measurement is 362.70m. What is the relative precision?
    4. Five measurement were made to determine the length of a line and record as follows:
    350.33, 350.22, 350.30, 350.27, and 350.30 meters. If these measurements were given
    weights of 4, 5, 1, 4 and 6, respectively, what is the most probable value of the length
    measured?
    5. The three sides of a triangular-shaped tract of land is given by the following
    measurements and corresponding probable errors: 162.54±0.03 m, 234.25±0.05 m, and
    195.70±0.04 m. Determine the most probable error of the sum and the most probable
    value of the perimeter.

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