Maths question- area of a quadrilateral
27-09-2006, 03:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Shings
Originally Posted by Redkop
Jake are you sure you have chosen the right course to go on at Uni? 
I can see PF members getting your qualifications for you 
I can see PF members getting your qualifications for you Its all under control.... the purpose of these initial excercises is to see where we're at as we start the main course on monday- I just want to get my brain working again properly..
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27-09-2006, 03:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Shings
Originally Posted by Redkop
Jake are you sure you have chosen the right course to go on at Uni? I can see PF members getting your qualifications for you
I can see PF members getting your qualifications for you Its all under control.... the purpose of these initial excercises is to see where we're at as we start the main course on monday- I just want to get my brain working again properly..
But your concern is noted
27-09-2006, 03:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Shings
Originally Posted by Adrenaline Junkie
Originally Posted by Shings
Originally Posted by Redkop
Jake are you sure you have chosen the right course to go on at Uni? I can see PF members getting your qualifications for you
I can see PF members getting your qualifications for you Its all under control.... the purpose of these initial excercises is to see where we're at as we start the main course on monday- I just want to get my brain working again properly..
But your concern is noted
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27-09-2006, 03:44 PM
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chip - fuck you must've been having a good old chuckle this afternoon with this thread
instead of measuring the diagonal, which would be difficult unless it had a flat roof that you could have got on top of, you should have measured the distance of 2 of the corners from a separate point somewhere else.
that would give you some angles, that i believe that you might need
instead of measuring the diagonal, which would be difficult unless it had a flat roof that you could have got on top of, you should have measured the distance of 2 of the corners from a separate point somewhere else.
that would give you some angles, that i believe that you might need
27-09-2006, 07:23 PM
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Quantity Surveyors never under-estimate, as the job wouldn't get finished on time.
So work out the maximum area possible, then add 15%, job done, invoiced and paid.
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So work out the maximum area possible, then add 15%, job done, invoiced and paid.
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27-09-2006, 08:34 PM
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Originally Posted by focusv8
Quantity Surveyors never under-estimate, as the job wouldn't get finished on time.
So work out the maximum area possible, then add 15%, job done, invoiced and paid.
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So work out the maximum area possible, then add 15%, job done, invoiced and paid.
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27-09-2006, 09:31 PM
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Originally Posted by EIL132
Originally Posted by focusv8
Quantity Surveyors never under-estimate, as the job wouldn't get finished on time.
So work out the maximum area possible, then add 15%, job done, invoiced and paid.
.
So work out the maximum area possible, then add 15%, job done, invoiced and paid.
.
27-09-2006, 10:48 PM
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Originally Posted by EIL132
Originally Posted by focusv8
Quantity Surveyors never under-estimate, as the job wouldn't get finished on time.
So work out the maximum area possible, then add 15%, job done, invoiced and paid.
.
So work out the maximum area possible, then add 15%, job done, invoiced and paid.
.
Depends if the QS is client or contractor, client -15%, contractor +15%
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