A temporary benchmark has been established at the soffit of a chejja on a window opening, and its known elevation is 102.405 m above mean sea level. The backsight used to establish the height of the instrument is by an inverted staff reading of 1.80m. A foresight reading with the same staff, held normally, is 1.215m on a recently constructed plinth. The elevation of the plinth is

A temporary benchmark has been established at the soffit of a chejja on a window opening, and its known elevation is 102.405 m above mean sea level. The backsight used to establish the height of the instrument is by an inverted staff reading of 1.80m. A foresight reading with the same staff, held normally, is 1.215m on a recently constructed plinth. The elevation of the plinth is

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