A transit is set at point "P" with elevation = 96m, height of instrument = 1.2m, stadia interval factor = 100, stadia constant = 0.3. Find the elevation of points 1 and 2 and the distance to the points observed as per data below. Points Observed Rod Intercept True Azimuth Vertical Angle 1 1.056 352*12 +2°00' 1.260 56°16' -4°00' on 1.65m 2 2. A transit is set at point "P" with elevation = 96m, height of instrument = 1.2m, stadia intervalfactor = 100, stadia constant = 0.3. Find the elevation of points 1 and 2 and the distance to thepoints observed as per data below.Points ObservedTrue Azimuth352 12Rod InterceptVertical Angle1.056+2°00"21.26056*16"-4*00' on 1.65m

Given:- The elevation of the point P = 96 m The height of the instrument = 1.2 m The stadia…

2. A transit is set at point "P" with elevation = 96m, height of instrument = 1.2m, stadia interval factor = 100, stadia constant = 0.3. Find the elevation of points 1 and 2 and the distance to the points observed as per data below. Rod Intercept True Azimuth 352 12 Points Observed Vertical Angle 1.056 +2°00' 2 1.260 56*16' -4*00' on 1.65m

2. A transit is set at point "P" with elevation = 96m, height of instrument = 1.2m, stadia interval factor = 100, stadia constant = 0.3. Find the elevation of points 1 and 2 and the distance to the points observed as per data below. Rod Intercept True Azimuth 352 12 Points Observed Vertical Angle 1.056 +2°00' 2 1.260 5616' -400' on 1.65m

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