Calculate the net volume of the grid below in cubic yards using the borrow-pit method. Net volume is calculated as cut volume minus fill volume (all numbers are in ft.) Grid cell side length - 5 Design elevation = 50.00 As-Built elevation of A0: 49 As-Built elevation of A1:52 As-Built elevation of A2: 55 As-Built elevation of B0: 48 As-Built elevation of B1: 50 As-Built elevation of B2: 53 As-Built elevation of CO: 45 As-Built elevation of C1: 47

Calculate the net volume of the grid below in cubic yards using the borrow-pit method. Net volume is calculated as cut volume minus fill volume (all numbers are in ft.) Grid cell side length - 5 Design elevation = 50.00 As-Built elevation of A0: 49 As-Built elevation of A1:52 As-Built elevation of A2: 55 As-Built elevation of B0: 48 As-Built elevation of B1: 50 As-Built elevation of B2: 53 As-Built elevation of CO: 45 As-Built elevation of C1: 47

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Calculate the net volume of the grid below in cubic yards using the borrow-pit method. Net
volume is calculated as cut volume minus fill volume (all numbers are in ft.)
Grid cell side length = 5
Design elevation = 50.00
As-Built elevation of A0: 49
As-Built elevation of A1:52
As-Built elevation of A2: 55
As-Built elevation of B0: 48
As-Built elevation of B1: 50
As-Built elevation of B2: 53
As-Built elevation of CO: 45
As-Built elevation of C1: 47
B
A
0
1
2
0.23 yd³ Cut
25 yd³ Cut
25 yd³ Fill
0.23 yd³ Fill
C

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