Q3: The following figure shows spot levels at 25 m intervals over a small site which is to be made level at 15 m. Calculate the volume of earthwork? 14.6 14.6 2 154 14.7 14:14 14.5 2 14.6 1 ㅍ 15 14.8

Q3: The following figure shows spot levels at 25 m intervals over a small site which is to be made level at 15 m. Calculate the volume of earthwork? 14.6 14.6 2 154 14.7 14:14 14.5 2 14.6 1 ㅍ 15 14.8

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Q3: The following figure shows spot levels at 25 m intervals over a small site which is to be made level
at 15 m. Calculate the volume of earthwork?
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