Question: Problem 1 7 . 1 2 On a map drawn to a scale of 1 : 1 0 0 0 , contour lines are 2

Problem 17.12
On a map drawn to a scale of 1:1000, contour lines are 2mm apart at a center location.
The contour interval is 0.1m. What is the ground slope in pereent, between adjacent Contours?
Problem 18.22
If an area having an average slope of 8% is mapped using a scale of 1:2000 and contour. interval of 0.5m, how far apart will contours be on the map?
Problem 18.1
What is the scale of the USGS 7-12 minute quadrangle map?
Problem 18.18
If a map is to have a 1-in. border, what is the largest nominal scale that may be used for a subject area with dimensions of 604ft and 980ft on a paper of dimensions 24 by 36 in?
Problem 19.1: Given: The Clarke 1866 ellipsoid, The GRS80 ellipsoid Find: Circumference of both ellipsoids. (Use Semi axis 'a' for both ellipsoids.)
Problem 19.2: Given: Geodetic height is 243.983m; Geoidal undulation is -30.70m Find: The orthometric height.
Problem 19.3: Given: Bill, height =453.278m, gravity =980,678.9 mgal and Hardwick, height =336.908m, gravity =980,579.4 mgal Find: Leveled height between Bill and Hardwick (Use eqs. 19.42 and 19.43
Problem 20.1. What are the SPCS83 coordinates (in sft) and convergence angle for a station in the North zone of Pennsylvania with geodetic coordinates of 4114'14.22063''N and 7643'34.06012''W? Use Wolfpack: Inputs: Datum: GRS 80 North zone of Pennsylvania SPCS83 Latitude =4114'14.22063''N Longitude =7643'34.06012''W
Problem 20.2: Similar to Problem 1, except that the station's geodetic coordinates are 4113'20.03582''N and 7558'46.28764''W. Give coordinates in meters. Use Wolfpack: Input: Datum: GRS 80 North zone of Pennsylvania SPCS83 Latitude =4113'20.03582''N Longitude =7558'46.28764''W
Problem 1 7 . 1 2 On a map drawn to a scale of 1

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