TRIGONOMETRIC LEVELING=-14'301. For the figure shown, a vertical angle of- 14°30' is taken to a target 1.75 m above pointB. The measured sloping distance s is 644.15 mand the elevation of point A is 320.70 m abovemean sea level. Determine the elevation of B ifHI = 127 mthe height of instrument at A is 1.27 m andconsidering the effect of the earth's curvatureand refraction.s 644.15 mDELeveling RodRR = 1.75 mElev A = 320.70 mElev 8 =?Reference Datum(Mean Sea leve)

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1. For the figure shown, a vertical angle of - 14°30' is taken to a target 1.75 m above point 3. The measured sloping distance s is 644.15 m and the elevation of point A is 320.70 m above nean sea level. Determine the elevation of B if he height of instrument at A is 1.27 m and considering the effect of the earth's curvature and refraction. Leveling Rod

1. For the figure shown, a vertical angle of - 14°30' is taken to a target 1.75 m above point 3. The measured sloping distance s is 644.15 m and the elevation of point A is 320.70 m above nean sea level. Determine the elevation of B if he height of instrument at A is 1.27 m and considering the effect of the earth's curvature and refraction. Leveling Rod

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