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The document is a budget for November that shows $0 in total income but $2,574 in total monthly expenses, resulting in a monthly balance of negative $2,574. The largest expenses are a $450 mortgage/rent, $300 car payments, $250 student loan payment, and $150 for homeowner's insurance. It does not include any income sources like wages or bonuses.
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The document is a budget for the month of November. It lists total income as $0 and total monthly expenses as $2649. The largest expenses are $450 for mortgage/rent, $300 for car payments, $250 for student loans, and $150 each for homeowner's insurance and doctor's appointments. The budget shows a monthly balance of -$2649, indicating expenses exceed income for the month.
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The document is a monthly budget for November that outlines income and expenses. Total monthly income is $0, while total monthly expenses are $2,684, resulting in a monthly deficit of $2,684. The largest expenses include mortgage/rent at $450, food/groceries at $200, household costs at $200, car payment at $300, and student loans at $250.
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The document is a budget for November that outlines estimated income and expenses. It lists various income sources totaling $0 for the month and itemized expected expenses of $2994 across categories like housing, bills, insurance, transportation, health, and personal items. The budget calculates that with $0 in income and $2994 in expenses, the monthly balance will be in the negative.
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The document outlines a person's budget for the month of November. It lists total income of $0 and total monthly expenses of $2649, including $450 for mortgage/rent, $150 for electricity, and $45 for water. The monthly balance is projected to be negative $2649, indicating expenses are expected to exceed income for the month.
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The document is a monthly budget for November that lists income sources and expenses. It shows that total income for the month is $0 while total monthly expenses are $2,649. The largest expenses are for a mortgage at $450, car payments at $300, food and groceries at $200, and household costs at $200.
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The document is a budget for November that shows $0 in total income but over $2200 in expenses. Expenses are broken down into categories like home, bills, insurance, transportation, health, and personal. The largest expenses are mortgage/rent at $450, electricity at $150, food/groceries at $200, and student loans at $250. The monthly balance is negative $2203.50, indicating that expenses exceed income for the month.
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The document is a monthly budget for November that outlines estimated income of $0 and expenses totaling $2649. The largest expenses are for mortgage rent at $450, food and groceries at $200, household costs at $200, student loans at $250, and car payments at $300. The budget shows a monthly shortfall of $2649 with no estimated income for the month.
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The document is a monthly budget for November that outlines $2,649 in expected expenses across categories like housing, bills, insurance, transportation, health, and personal. It also lists a total monthly income of $2,682.67 and calculates an expected monthly balance of $33.67 after covering all expenses.
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The document is a budget for the month of November. It lists total income as $0 and total monthly expenses as $2649. The largest expenses are $450 for mortgage/rent, $300 for car payments, $250 for student loans, and $150 each for homeowner's insurance and doctor's appointments. The budget shows a monthly balance of -$2649, indicating expenses exceed income for the month.
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The document is a monthly budget for November that outlines income and expenses. Total monthly income is $0, while total monthly expenses are $2,684, resulting in a monthly deficit of $2,684. The largest expenses include mortgage/rent at $450, food/groceries at $200, household costs at $200, car payment at $300, and student loans at $250.
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The document is a budget for November that outlines estimated income and expenses. It lists various income sources totaling $0 for the month and itemized expected expenses of $2994 across categories like housing, bills, insurance, transportation, health, and personal items. The budget calculates that with $0 in income and $2994 in expenses, the monthly balance will be in the negative.
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The document outlines a person's budget for the month of November. It lists total income of $0 and total monthly expenses of $2649, including $450 for mortgage/rent, $150 for electricity, and $45 for water. The monthly balance is projected to be negative $2649, indicating expenses are expected to exceed income for the month.
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The document is a monthly budget for November that lists income sources and expenses. It shows that total income for the month is $0 while total monthly expenses are $2,649. The largest expenses are for a mortgage at $450, car payments at $300, food and groceries at $200, and household costs at $200.
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The document is a budget for November that shows $0 in total income but over $2200 in expenses. Expenses are broken down into categories like home, bills, insurance, transportation, health, and personal. The largest expenses are mortgage/rent at $450, electricity at $150, food/groceries at $200, and student loans at $250. The monthly balance is negative $2203.50, indicating that expenses exceed income for the month.
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The document is a monthly budget for November that outlines estimated income of $0 and expenses totaling $2649. The largest expenses are for mortgage rent at $450, food and groceries at $200, household costs at $200, student loans at $250, and car payments at $300. The budget shows a monthly shortfall of $2649 with no estimated income for the month.
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The document is a monthly budget for November that outlines $2,649 in expected expenses across categories like housing, bills, insurance, transportation, health, and personal. It also lists a total monthly income of $2,682.67 and calculates an expected monthly balance of $33.67 after covering all expenses.
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This document contains a monthly budget for November. It lists total income of $2,682.67 which includes wages and bonuses. Total monthly expenses are budgeted at $2,649 including $450 for mortgage/rent, $150 for electricity, and other regular bills and living expenses such as food, transportation, and insurance. The monthly balance left over is projected to be $33.67.
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The document is a monthly budget for November that details $2,682.67 in total income from wages and bonuses. Total budgeted expenses for the month are $2,569 including $450 for mortgage/rent, $150 for electricity, and $150 for homeowner's insurance, leaving a monthly balance of $113.67.
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The document is a monthly budget for November that details $2,682.67 in income from wages and $2,649 in expenses. The budget projects a small monthly surplus of $33.67 after paying expenses like the mortgage, utilities, food, loans, insurance, transportation, health costs, and personal items.
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The document provides a budget summary for November. Total income for the month was $2,682.67 while total monthly expenses were budgeted at $2,869, resulting in a projected monthly balance of negative $186.33. The largest budgeted expenses were a $450 mortgage/rent payment, $300 car payment, and $300 for car insurance.
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The document is a budget for November that shows $2,682.67 in total income and $2,649 in total monthly expenses, leaving a monthly balance of $33.67. Income comes from wages while expenses include mortgage, utilities, food, loans, insurance, transportation, health costs, entertainment, and personal items.
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The document is a budget for November that lists total income of $0 and total monthly expenses of $2,649 including $450 for mortgage/rent, $150 for electricity, and $250 for student loans. It calculates the monthly balance as #VALUE! due to total income being $0.
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This document outlines a monthly budget for November. Total income is listed as $2,682.67 from wages. Total monthly expenses are also budgeted at $2,682.67, breaking down costs for housing, utilities, food, loans, insurance, transportation, health, personal items, and dining out. The monthly balance equals total income and expenses.
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This document provides a budget summary for November. Total income is listed as $2,682.67 while total expenses are budgeted at $2,649, leaving a monthly balance of $33.67. Major expenses include $450 for mortgage/rent, $250 for student loans, $300 for car payments, and $150 each for homeowner's and health insurance.
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The document is a monthly budget for November that lists total income of $0 and total expenses of $2649, including $450 for mortgage/rent, $150 for electricity, and $45 for water. The monthly balance is projected to be negative $2649.
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The document is a monthly budget for November that lists total income of $0 and total expenses of $2649, including $450 for mortgage/rent, $150 for electricity, and $45 for water. The total monthly balance is projected to be negative $2649.
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The document is a budget for November that shows $2,682.67 in total income and $2,649 in total monthly expenses, leaving a monthly balance of $33.67. Income comes from wages while expenses include mortgage, utilities, food, loans, insurance, transportation, health costs, entertainment, and personal items.
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The document is a budget for November that lists total income of $0 and total monthly expenses of $2,649 including $450 for mortgage/rent, $150 for electricity, and $250 for student loans. It calculates the monthly balance as #VALUE! due to total income being $0.
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This document outlines a monthly budget for November. Total income is listed as $2,682.67 from wages. Total monthly expenses are also budgeted at $2,682.67, breaking down costs for housing, utilities, food, loans, insurance, transportation, health, personal items, and dining out. The monthly balance equals total income and expenses.
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This document provides a budget summary for November. Total income is listed as $2,682.67 while total expenses are budgeted at $2,649, leaving a monthly balance of $33.67. Major expenses include $450 for mortgage/rent, $250 for student loans, $300 for car payments, and $150 each for homeowner's and health insurance.
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The document is a monthly budget for November that lists total income of $0 and total expenses of $2649, including $450 for mortgage/rent, $150 for electricity, and $45 for water. The monthly balance is projected to be negative $2649.
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The document is a monthly budget for November that lists total income of $0 and total expenses of $2649, including $450 for mortgage/rent, $150 for electricity, and $45 for water. The total monthly balance is projected to be negative $2649.
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The document summarizes a person's budget for November. It lists income of $2,682.67 from wages and $0 from bonuses. Total expenses are budgeted at $2,649, including $450 for mortgage/rent, $150 for electricity, and $150 for homeowner's insurance. This leaves a monthly balance of $33.67.
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Chapter-1
Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
Introduction: Scope and Specialization of Civil Engineering, Role of civil Engineer in Society, Impact of infrastructural development on economy of country.
Chapter 3
Surveying: Object Principles & Types of Surveying; Site Plans, Plans & Maps; Scales & Unit of different Measurements.
Linear Measurements: Instruments used. Linear Measurement by Tape, Ranging out Survey Lines and overcoming Obstructions; Measurements on sloping ground; Tape corrections, conventional symbols. Angular Measurements: Instruments used; Introduction to Compass Surveying, Bearings and Longitude & Latitude of a Line, Introduction to total station.
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Chapter 6
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Water Pollution: Water Quality standards, Introduction to Treatment & Disposal of Waste Water. Reuse and Saving of Water, Rain Water Harvesting. Solid Waste Management: Classification of Solid Waste, Collection, Transportation and Disposal of Solid. Recycling of Solid Waste: Energy Recovery, Sanitary Landfill, On-Site Sanitation. Air & Noise Pollution: Primary and Secondary air pollutants, Harmful effects of Air Pollution, Control of Air Pollution. . Noise Pollution Harmful Effects of noise pollution, control of noise pollution, Global warming & Climate Change, Ozone depletion, Greenhouse effect
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