A treatise on surveying, comprising the theory and the practice (1906)
Gillespie, William Mitchell, 1816-1868, Staley, Cady, 1840- · New York D. Appleton · leaf 105
y conditions there are we apply the formula given above,^^- *^^- s = G, n = 9 ; hence n - 5 + 1 = •^j the number ofcondition equations that wemust solve in order to removeall the discrepancies from theabove angles. If the anglesare arranged as shown above,we see that there can be noconditions among… … Conclitioyi Equations. + 53° 13 01-5 + Vi-f 103° 31 54-0 + V8 + 39° 14 01-7 + Vb G8° 01 31-3+ ^435° 3036-2 + V7 103° 32 07-5 195° 57 57-2195° 58 00-6 103° 31 54-0 - ^8 Say-Hat + 13-5.... etc. -3-4 EXAMPLE. 95 Hence 1- n + t5 + ^8 - 03-4 = 0 2. ^4 + v; — v^ + 13-5 = 0 3. Vy_ — v^-\-v^ — 02-1 = 0 4.…
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