FE Exam Review - FE Civil - Surveying - Closure - (Arithmetic Mistake)

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[@akshaydoddamani3111]

EL = -0.847, ED = -49.336. Please verify

[@directhubfeexam]

Sorry about that, you're right. The numbers I used are completely off.

[@cleojaurigue6507]

Other than the arithmetic error in the end, the explanation was really good. It was very easy to understand. Thank you!

[@sekhar4876]

Very nicely presented leaving apart the numerical error in closing..

[@caseyarbuthnot7316]

I am wondering where the +174.917 latitude and -196.946 departure came from given? Those aren't the values I'm calculating.

[@ahamadromen]

Thank you for v well explaining. ❤

[@semisikaufusi2467]

Very well presented, thank you

[@directhubfeexam]

Thank you!

[@Anmxlegend94]

The calculations have errors. Other than that, I learned to pay attention to bearing in S###W, N###W... etc. I had a similar question in my first attempt for the FE, but I didn't pay attention to those SW and NW; in fact I thought latitude and departures are only counted within the SE and NE regions! Thank you a lot.

[@a.r7688]

Thanks for the explanation. I'm just wondering how to solve a problem like this in 2-3 m.

[@directhubfeexam]

My pleasure! They would likely supply the majority of the information on the actual FE. Who knows maybe they’ll give you a fully completed table and just ask you to solve for the closure.
The goal behind these videos is to cover overall concepts instead of just solve questions in a short time (which isn’t really helpful).
You got this!

[@jamshidpishgam3630]

This Topic is not covered on FE after July 2020. You should At least mention that this topic will be not covered people who are taking FE exam.

[@directhubfeexam]

It will be. How do you know it wont? Latitude and departure calcs are fundamental.