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The three angles of a triangle were measured with the

following results: A = 4205, B = 11538 and C =
2208. Determine the most probable value of the three
angles.
The interior angles of a quadrilateral were observed to
be: A = 1003540 and B = 118 4815 C = 80 5435
and D = 59 4550. Determine the most probable value
of each of these angles.
A line is measured on a windy day as 338.65. The same
line measured 338.37 m on a calm day. If the latter
measurement is given four times the reliability of the
first, determine the most probable value of the measured
line.
A distance AB is measure five times as 610.03, 610.01,
610.05, 610.04, and 610.02 meters. The measurements
were given weights of 3, 2, 1 2, and 3, respectively, by
the head tapeman. Determine the weighted mean for
distance AB.
An angle ABC is measured at different times using
various instruments and procedures. The results, which
are assigned certain weights, are as follows: 750926,
weight of 4; 750925, weight of 3; 750927, weight
of 1. Determine the most probable value of the angles.
A student paces a 50-m length five times with the
following results: 57.00, 56.75, 56.50, 58, and 56.25
paces. Determine how many paces he must step off in
order to establish a distance of 450 m on level ground.
Determine the length of a line negotiated in 208 paces by
a person whose pace is 0.76 meters long.

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The three angles of a triangle were measured with the

following results: A = 4205, B = 11538 and C =
2208. Determine the most probable value of the three
angles.
The interior angles of a quadrilateral were observed to
be: A = 1003540 and B = 118 4815 C = 80 5435
and D = 59 4550. Determine the most probable value
of each of these angles.
A line is measured on a windy day as 338.65. The same
line measured 338.37 m on a calm day. If the latter
measurement is given four times the reliability of the
first, determine the most probable value of the measured
line.
A distance AB is measure five times as 610.03, 610.01,
610.05, 610.04, and 610.02 meters. The measurements
were given weights of 3, 2, 1 2, and 3, respectively, by
the head tapeman. Determine the weighted mean for
distance AB.
An angle ABC is measured at different times using
various instruments and procedures. The results, which
are assigned certain weights, are as follows: 750926,
weight of 4; 750925, weight of 3; 750927, weight
of 1. Determine the most probable value of the angles.
A student paces a 50-m length five times with the
following results: 57.00, 56.75, 56.50, 58, and 56.25
paces. Determine how many paces he must step off in
order to establish a distance of 450 m on level ground.
Determine the length of a line negotiated in 208 paces by
a person whose pace is 0.76 meters long.

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15. The three angles of a triangle were measured with the

following results: A = 4205, B = 11538 and C =
2208. Determine the most probable value of the three
angles.
16. The interior angles of a quadrilateral were observed to
be: A = 1003540 and B = 118 4815 C = 80 5435
and D = 59 4550. Determine the most probable value
of each of these angles.
17. A line is measured on a windy day as 338.65. The same
line measured 338.37 m on a calm day. If the latter
measurement is given four times the reliability of the
first, determine the most probable value of the measured
line.
18. A distance AB is measure five times as 610.03, 610.01,
610.05, 610.04, and 610.02 meters. The measurements
were given weights of 3, 2, 1 2, and 3, respectively, by
the head tapeman. Determine the weighted mean for
distance AB.
19. An angle ABC is measured at different times using
various instruments and procedures. The results, which
are assigned certain weights, are as follows: 750926,
weight of 4; 750925, weight of 3; 750927, weight
of 1. Determine the most probable value of the angles.
20. A student paces a 50-m length five times with the
following results: 57.00, 56.75, 56.50, 58, and 56.25
paces. Determine how many paces he must step off in
order to establish a distance of 450 m on level ground.
21. Determine the length of a line negotiated in 208 paces by
a person whose pace is 0.76 meters long.

22. The three angles of a triangle were measured with the

following results: A = 4205, B = 11538 and C =
2208. Determine the most probable value of the three
angles.
23. The interior angles of a quadrilateral were observed to
be: A = 1003540 and B = 118 4815 C = 80 5435
and D = 59 4550. Determine the most probable value
of each of these angles.
24. A line is measured on a windy day as 338.65. The same
line measured 338.37 m on a calm day. If the latter
measurement is given four times the reliability of the
first, determine the most probable value of the measured
line.
25. A distance AB is measure five times as 610.03, 610.01,
610.05, 610.04, and 610.02 meters. The measurements
were given weights of 3, 2, 1 2, and 3, respectively, by
the head tapeman. Determine the weighted mean for
distance AB.
26. An angle ABC is measured at different times using
various instruments and procedures. The results, which
are assigned certain weights, are as follows: 750926,
weight of 4; 750925, weight of 3; 750927, weight
of 1. Determine the most probable value of the angles.
27. A student paces a 50-m length five times with the
following results: 57.00, 56.75, 56.50, 58, and 56.25
paces. Determine how many paces he must step off in
order to establish a distance of 450 m on level ground.
28. Determine the length of a line negotiated in 208 paces by
a person whose pace is 0.76 meters long.