What are the lengths in meters of the boundaries

Introduction

1. What are the lengths (in meters) of the boundaries of Lot 48 shown below at scale 1:300?

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A-B: 27.8m

B-C: 35m

C-D: 20.8m

D-A: 38.4m

2. Assume that the contour map shown below is an extract from a topographicmap

1. Sketch on the plan, the path of the watercourse that starts at the dot labelled B, C and D.

1. On the same map, the line X-Y has been measured to be at a clockwise angle of 90o to the true north on topographic maps. Using the data shown on the extract below, what bearing would a bush walker using a compass need to follow to walk from X to Y?

• The north referred to is GN. “Measured at the angle of clockwise 90^oto straight line verticals drawn on the charts.”
• MN indicates “use of the compass.”

1. Long section drawing and slopes

1. Produce the Long Section Drawing for Section X-Y through the South Pacific Island shown on the contour plan below. Scales to be used for long section drawing: Horizontal-axis at 1:100,000; Vertical-axis at 1: 5,000

1. Among slopes A-P, B-P and X-P, please indicate which slope is the steepest slope with corresponding value

Draw an ellipse in the framework shown below using the Steven’sMethod

1. Draw a Plan, Front Elevation and End Elevation of the structure shown in the ‘Isometric’ view below. Dimensions are in millimetres. Scale to be used: 1:30. You are required to fully dimension the three views. Your answer is to be drawn on the following page.

1. For the following object, draw the plan view, front elevation and end elevation. Dimension is in ‘mm’. Drawing scale is 1:5.