The ‘centre line method’ is specially adopted for estimating -
Circular, hexagonal and other geometric shapes
Circular, hexagonal and other geometric shapes - This option correctly identifies that the method is suitable for circular shapes (which have continuous curves), hexagonal shapes (a specific type of polygon), and extends this applicability to 'other geometric shapes', which covers rectangular, other polygonal, or even more complex forms.
Important Questions from Measurement
Which of the following is the unit of measurement for the sills of windows?
What percentage of the cost of the estimate is provided for the work charged establishment?
What is the thickness (inches) of the one brick wall made up of traditional brick?
Which one is the CORRECT option for the damp proof course?
What is the density of the mild steel in quintal per cubic meter?
