An engineer’s level with stadia constant of 0.3 and stadia interval factor of 100 was set up at on the line between two points A and B. The following data are recorded: HAIR READINGS Determine the distance from A to B.

An engineer’s level with stadia constant of 0.3 and stadia interval factor of 100 was set up at on the line between two points A and B. The following data are recorded: HAIR READINGS Determine the distance from A to B.

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An engineer’s level with stadia constant of 0.3 and stadia interval factor of 100 was set up at on the line between two points A and B. The following data are recorded: HAIR READINGS

Determine the distance from A to B.

MIDDLE
1.175
1.854
UPPER
LOWER
1.33
ROD AT A
ROD AT B
1.02
1.736
1.972

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