S 60°E S 60° W N 60° W N 60° E
Answer Discuss in Comment
Declination Dip Bearing Azimuth
Advertisement of manufacture To from a key during laying Easy in handling Reduction in weight
Bronze paint Aluminium paint Cement paint Cellulose paint
English bond Double Flemish bond Zigzag bond Single Flemish bond
Lateral stress to longitudinal stress Lateral elongation to longitudinal elongation Lateral strain to longitudinal strain Young modulus to modulus of rigidity
WL²/2 WL²/4 WL/2 WL/4
Bd²/6 Bd³/36 Bd³/12 Bd³/3
Always above the energy grade line Always slopping downward in the direction of flow The velocity head below the energy grade line Always above the closed grade line
The atmospheric pressure The friction on the walls of the steeper Both (A) and (B) Vertical component of surface tension
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