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Question 27

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Among the following statements relating the fundamental lines of a transit theodolite, which one is CORRECT?
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Question 30

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For a reconnaissance survey, it is necessary to obtain vertical aerial photographs of a terrain at an average scale of 1: 13000 using a camera. If the permissible flying height is assumed as 300 m above a datum and the average terrain elevation is 1050 m above the datum, the required focal length (in mm) of the camera is
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Question 31

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What is the CORRECT match between the survey instruments/parts of instruments shown in the table and the operations carried out with them?
Instruments/Parts of instruments
Operations
P - Bubble tube Q - Plumb bob R - Tangent screw S - Stadia cross-wire
i - Tacheometry ii - Minor movements iii - Centering iv - Leveling
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Question 32

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To finalize the direction of a survey, four surveyors set up a theodolite at a station P and performed all the temporary adjustments. From the station P, each of the surveyors observed the bearing to a tower located at station Q with the same instrument without shifting it. The bearings observed by the surveyors are 30° 30′ 00″, 30° 29′ 40″, 30° 30′ 20″ and 30° 31′ 20″. Assuming that each measurement is taken with equal precision, the most probable value of the bearing is
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Question 45

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A map is prepared with a scale of 1: 1000 and a contour interval of 1 m. If the distance between two adjacent contours on the map is 10 mm, the slope of the ground between the adjacent contours is
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Question 65

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A bird is resting on a point P at a height of 8 m above the Mean Sea Level (MSL). Upon hearing a loud noise, the bird flies parallel to the ground surface and reaches a point Q which is located at a height of 3 m above MSL. The ground surface has a falling gradient of 1 in 2. Ignoring the effects of curvature and refraction, the horizontal distance (in meters) between points P and Q is ______________ (in integer).

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Question 65

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Differential leveling is carried out from point P (BM: +200.000 m) to point R. The readings taken are given in the table.
| Points | Back Sight (m) | Fore Sight (m) | Remarks | | P | (−)2.050 | | BM: +200.000 m | | Q | 1.050 | 0.950 | Q is a change point | | R | | (−)1.655 | |
Reduced Level (in meters) of the point R is ____ (rounded off to 3 decimal places).

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Question 24

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The magnetic bearing of the sun for a location at noon is 183° 30′. If the sun is exactly on the geographic meridian at noon, the magnetic declination of the location is ________.
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Question 46

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A delivery agent is at a location R. To deliver the order, she is instructed to travel to location P along straight-line paths of RC, CA, AB and BP of 5 km each. The direction of each path is given in the table below as whole circle bearings. Assume that the latitude (L) and departure (D) of R is (0, 0) km. What is the latitude and departure of P (in km, rounded off to one decimal place)?
Paths
RC
CA
AB
BP
Directions (in degrees)
120
0
90
240
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Question 23

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An aerial photograph is taken from a flight at a height of 3.5 km above mean sea level, using a camera of focal length 152 mm. If the average ground elevation is 460 m above mean sea level, then the scale of the photograph is
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