SITUATION 5. In the two peg-test method of a dumpy level the following observation were taken.Instrument set up near AInstrument set up near B1.505m0.938m1.449Rod reading on ARod reading on B2.054ma.What is the difference in elevation between A and Bb. If the line of sight is not in adjustment, determine the correct rod reading on A with the instrument still setup at B. CDetermine the error in the line of sight. CC.

to find difference in elevation between A and B

of a dumpy level the following observation were taken. Instrument set up near A Instrument set up near B 0.938m 1.449 Rod reading on A 1.505m Rod reading on B 2.054m What is the difference in elevation between A and B If the line of sight is not in adjustment, determine the correct rod reading on A with the instr up at B.

of a dumpy level the following observation were taken. Instrument set up near A Instrument set up near B 0.938m 1.449 Rod reading on A 1.505m Rod reading on B 2.054m What is the difference in elevation between A and B If the line of sight is not in adjustment, determine the correct rod reading on A with the instr up at B.

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