We can also do this by Bowditch and Empirical. I think option D is correct.
Santhosh C said:
(Mar 24, 2017)
In Bowditch method, both angular and linear are given equal precision.
In axis method, angular measurements are measured accurately and corrections applied to linear measurements only.
Arfan Riaz said:
(Dec 17, 2017)
I think option D is correct.
Aman said:
(Jul 21, 2018)
Can anyone explain clearly?
Akkki said:
(Sep 5, 2018)
Balancing is done by two methods 1 transit and 2 Bowditch.
If angular measurement are precise then transit method is used.
If linear measurements are precise than angular then Bowditch method is used.
Pankaj said:
(Feb 2, 2019)
Bowditch rule = this rule is used to balance the traverse when angular and linear measurement are (equally) precise.
Transit rule = this rule is used when angular measurement is (more) precise than linear measurement.
Rajesh said:
(Jan 6, 2020)
Yes. You are correct, thanks @Pankaj.
Mariyadass Selvam said:
(Mar 27, 2020)
@All.
All three options are used for balancing the closed traverse and if angular measurements are more precise than linear measurements then the answer is transit rule.
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