Fill in the necessary answers to determine the collimation error of a levellinginstrument: Bto E = 65,00Instr. Half way between Band EInstrument set up closeto BTrueB =1,329B =1,767B =E =0,844E =1,285E =calculatedCorrection readingtoreadingcorrectionfromAdjustFromreadingtoreadingcrosshairsCollimation error over.............m =Collimation error over 100,000 m =

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Fill in the necessary answers to determine the collimation error of a levelling instrument: Bto E = 65,00 Instrument set up close Instr. Half way between B and E True to B B = 1,329 B = 1,767 B = E = 0,844 E = 1,285 E = calculated Correction reading reading correction to from %3D Adjust From reading to reading crosshairs Collimation error over ..............m 3D Collimation error over 100,000 m %!

Fill in the necessary answers to determine the collimation error of a levelling instrument: Bto E = 65,00 Instrument set up close Instr. Half way between B and E True to B B = 1,329 B = 1,767 B = E = 0,844 E = 1,285 E = calculated Correction reading reading correction to from %3D Adjust From reading to reading crosshairs Collimation error over ..............m 3D Collimation error over 100,000 m %!

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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