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Partition of Land

Cases in the Subdivision of Land

1. To cut off an area by a line through a given point
2. To cut off a required area by a line running in a given direction.

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Question Bank: t64

MSTE - Surveying / Area Computation / Civil Engineering Refresher

A lot costs P3.1 M per hectare. A survey calculates the area as 2.98 hectares. Find the total cost.

  1. P9.24 M
  2. P8.95 M
  3. P9.50 M
  4. P10.10 M
Total cost equals unit cost per hectare times the area:
$C = (3.1\text{ M/ha})(2.98\text{ ha})$
$C = 9.238\text{ M}$
$\boxed{C \approx \text{P}9.24\text{ M}}$

Question Bank: t1143

MSTE - Surveying / Measurements and Areas / Adrian Reyes

A parcel of land, with boundaries as described below, is to be subdivided into two lots of equal areas. The dividing line is to pass through a point X midway between corners A and E, and through a point Y along the boundary BC. [LINE AB: Length 60.00 m, Bearing N 15° 30' E; BC: 72.69 m, S 82° 23' E; CD: 44.83 m, S 17° 20' E; DE: 56.45 m, S 70° 36' W; EA: 50.00 m, N 74° 30' W].

Determine the area of the lot in square meter.

  1. 8536
  2. 5174
  3. 6321
  4. 7845

Determine the distance BY, in meter.

  1. 51.7
  2. 62.3
  3. 56.5
  4. 85.4

Determine the length of the dividing line XY, in meters.

  1. 74.5
  2. 57.4
  3. 85.3
  4. 61.1

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