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unless otherwise specified, is it to be assumed that the photo size is 9 inch by 9 inch? reference problem #109 - 120 solved surveying problems In problem #109, they don't specify the 9 inch width but it has been used in the solution. Thank you

Thanks! for problem 39 though couldn't you break it up into two parts one from 2+50 to 3+00 and then from 3+00 to 6+00 ..i did that and the answer is different, essentially though if you break it up this way it still sets up equivalent to 2+50 to 6+00.

Chapter 6 Problem #39 - part I, why did they not use the Pyramid method for volume calculation? Problem #44 - How is it known that the Southeast corner of the property is located at station 13+20?? Did I just not see it? I spent 15 minutes trying to find it in the figure, but wasn't able to...

couldn't agree more....there must have been short cuts i ended up taking a lot of long cuts and wasting a tonnnnn of time.... if it's taking too long move on.

where's 3.56? example 3.56? do you know page number?

Please confirm the two statements below: For horizontal curves, stations are measured along the length, L of the horizontal curve and not along the length of chord (LC) of the horizontal curve. For vertical curves, stations are measured along the length, L which is NOT along the length of the...

Thank you!!! :) I had a suspicion they were doing that. wanted to confirm. So this means we should take a ruler and protractor into the exam? what do you think?

Excellent explanation!!!!! Thank you sooooo much =) Good luck to everyone! :thankyou:

Chapter 6, Reza problem #6: I can't figure out how part V was calculated. For the other parts I through IV looks like irrespective of instrument location they are just using F.S. length to calculate angle. Help!

Example 6.5 Chapter 6, REZA surveying book. This example is about cross section leveling and estimating the earthwork volume. What I don't understand is how is a cut of 4 ft appearing above the zero foot line of the roadway??? If it's a cut shouldn't it go below the zero foot line? This is...

How are they getting the length = 113' and 146'? is it through measuring physically using a ruler and scaling? Thanks!

Has anybody figured out problem #15 from chapter 5 - topographic survey and mapping? I can't seem to wrap my head around it. Any help is appreciated. Thank you.

me too!!!!!!!! took all 3 for the first time in october and passed 8hr and seismic failed surveying ---sucks cause I didn't think it was hard, just was running short on time....I was pretty certain of it anyway.

same here Serg... I took all 3 for the first time in october 2010. passed 8hr and seismic failed surveying...which I kinda new...what sucks is it was damn easy, time was the only thing that caused this! dang it..I was pretty close too oh well April it is then....

what the hell....why is it not friday today dammit!

green's my favorite color..we got green too. hopefully it's my lucky one too...we'll find out i guess :)

LOL I just posted that and then saw this!! haha ..yea no earplugs for us either!

we didn't even get free earplugs! talk about fairness tsk tsk...

:mail-296: can somebody please comment on my answer below? Did I do it right? Thank you!

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