Asked by Mason
Hey, Need some help working these 3 problems. I have the answers but I'm having problems working them. Thank you in advance.
The slope measurement between two points is 25.333 m and the slope angle is 1°50. Compute the horizontal distance.
A distance of 177.50 ft was measured along a 3% slope. Compute the horizontal
distance.
The slope distance between two points is 29.705 m and the difference in elevation between the points is 3.658 m. Compute the horizontal distance.
The slope measurement between two points is 25.333 m and the slope angle is 1°50. Compute the horizontal distance.
A distance of 177.50 ft was measured along a 3% slope. Compute the horizontal
distance.
The slope distance between two points is 29.705 m and the difference in elevation between the points is 3.658 m. Compute the horizontal distance.
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
horizontal distance=slopemeasurement*cosineTheta
on the final one:
horizontal=sqrt(slope^2 + elevation^2)
on the final one:
horizontal=sqrt(slope^2 + elevation^2)
Answered by
MathMate
Minor correction:
horizontal=sqrt(slope^2 <b>-</b> elevation^2)
horizontal=sqrt(slope^2 <b>-</b> elevation^2)
Answered by
dgjkgvv
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