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What is driven or filled in the soft ground during the marking of survey stations?
Select the alternative figure which is embedded in the given figure (X).
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Select the alternative figure which is embedded in the given figure (X).
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Select the alternative figure which is embedded in the given figure (X).
Spotting Out The Embedded Figure mcq question image
Select the alternative figure which is embedded in the given figure (X).
Spotting Out The Embedded Figure mcq question image
Select the alternative figure which is embedded in the given figure (X).
Spotting Out The Embedded Figure mcq question image
An engineering survey is proposed in a highway alignment project. The survey include following stages: 1. Preliminary Survey 2. Reconnaissance 3. Map study 4. Final location & detailed Survey. The sequential order of the stages in which the engineering survey is carried out is : (Use Codes 1 to 4 for answering)
A pipe, working at full speed, can fill an empty cistern in 1 hour. However, during the first hour it worked at one-twenty-fourth of its capacity, during the second hour at one-twelfth of its capacity, during the third hour at one-eighth of its usual capacity, during the fourth hours at one-fourth of its usual capacity and during the fifth hour it was only one-half as efficient as it was supposed to be. A second pipe also displayed similar performance, but if it worked at full speed would have filled the empty cistern in 2 hours. Together with a drain pipe that drained water out of the tank a constant rate, the empty cistern could be filled in 5 hours, all the three pipe working concurrently. How many hours will it take the drain pipe to empty the filled cistern if no other pipe was functioning during the time?
Statement: Some buses are roads. All tables are roads. Conclusion: I. Some buses are table. II. Some tables are buses. III. Some roads are tables. IV. Some roads are buses.
A, B and C are three places such that there are three different roads from A to B, four different roads from B to C and three different roads from A to C. In how many different ways can one travel from A to C using these roads?