A level was set up in the middle of two pegs A and B and the staff readings were 2.015 and 1.895 respectively. The instrument was then set up at B and the readings on A and B were 2.195 and 2.005 respectively. What is the error in the line of collimation and reading on peg A which makes the line of ?collimation horizontal 0.700m, 2.521 m O 0.007m, 2.215m O 0.007m, 2.152m O 0.070m, 2.125m

A level was set up in the middle of two pegs A and B and the staff readings were 2.015 and 1.895 respectively. The instrument was then set up at B and the readings on A and B were 2.195 and 2.005 respectively. What is the error in the line of collimation and reading on peg A which makes the line of ?collimation horizontal 0.700m, 2.521 m O 0.007m, 2.215m O 0.007m, 2.152m O 0.070m, 2.125m

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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