Reciprocal levelling was done between two points A and B, the readings of which are as shown below: ent Staff reading at Staff reading at A B 1.06 0.92 1.75 1.56 If the atmospheric conditions do not change during the period of observation and R.L. of A is 134.26 m, then the R.L. of B is

Reciprocal levelling was done between two points A and B, the readings of which are as shown below: ent Staff reading at Staff reading at A B 1.06 0.92 1.75 1.56 If the atmospheric conditions do not change during the period of observation and R.L. of A is 134.26 m, then the R.L. of B is

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Reciprocal levelling was done between two
points A and B, the readings of which are as
shown below:
ent
Staff reading at Staff reading at
A
B
1.06
0.92
1.75
1.56
If the atmospheric conditions do not change
during the period of observation and R.L. of A
is 134.26 m, then the R.L. of B is

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