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    The document discusses the results of two hydrographic surveys of a reservoir. The first survey calculated the volume of the reservoir to be 61,500 square meters using the end-area method. The second survey calculated the volume to be 61,333.33 square meters using the prismoidal method. It also provides the solutions to three additional problems: 1) If a seam dips at 1 in 4, the true area of one square mile in plan is 0.97 square miles. 2) If a borehole core shows an apparent seam thickness of 5m dipping at 40 degrees, the true seam thickness is 3.83m. 3) If a vein has a strike of 43°20′ and a drift on the

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    The document discusses the results of two hydrographic surveys of a reservoir. The first survey calculated the volume of the reservoir to be 61,500 square meters using the end-area method. The second survey calculated the volume to be 61,333.33 square meters using the prismoidal method. It also provides the solutions to three additional problems: 1) If a seam dips at 1 in 4, the true area of one square mile in plan is 0.97 square miles. 2) If a borehole core shows an apparent seam thickness of 5m dipping at 40 degrees, the true seam thickness is 3.83m. 3) If a vein has a strike of 43°20′ and a drift on the

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    Hydrographic Survey: Thursday, February 4, 2021 6:16 PM

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    The document discusses the results of two hydrographic surveys of a reservoir. The first survey calculated the volume of the reservoir to be 61,500 square meters using the end-area method. The second survey calculated the volume to be 61,333.33 square meters using the prismoidal method. It also provides the solutions to three additional problems: 1) If a seam dips at 1 in 4, the true area of one square mile in plan is 0.97 square miles. 2) If a borehole core shows an apparent seam thickness of 5m dipping at 40 degrees, the true seam thickness is 3.83m. 3) If a vein has a strike of 43°20′ and a drift on the

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    HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEY

    Thursday, February 4, 2021 6:16 PM

    SITUATION 9: The area bounded by the water line of a reservoir and the contours with a contour interval of 2m are as follows.
    A1 = 10,250 2,
    A2 = 8,350 2,
    A3 = 7,750 2,
    A4 = 6900 2
    A5 = 5250 2
    Calculate the volume of the reservoir using
    74. End-Area method (61500m2)
    75. Prismoidal method. (61333.33)

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    76. If a seam dips at 1 in 4, what is the true area of one square mile in plan. (0.97 sq. miles)

    77. A vertical borehole passes through a seam which is known to dip at 40 degrees. If the apparent thickness
    of the seam as shown by the borehole core is 5m. Determine the true thickness of the seam. (3.83m)

    78. CE BOARD EXAM MAY 2015. A vein has a strike of 43°20′ . A drift on the vein having a grade of 2%

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    78. CE BOARD EXAM MAY 2015. A vein has a strike of 43°20′ . A drift on the vein having a grade of 2%
    and a bearing of 47°20′ . Compute the dip of the vein. (16˚)

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