Stadia Tacheometric Survey Problem 3. In the figure, the difference in elevation between observed points A and B is 15 m and the horizontal distance between them is 35 m. With transit at Station O, additional information was obtained as shown in the table. Determine the stadia intervals at A and B. Assume K=100 and C = 0. Occupied O Station Observed A B B RR (m) 1.863 1.500 S ? ? A VCR 12° 10°

Stadia Tacheometric Survey Problem 3. In the figure, the difference in elevation between observed points A and B is 15 m and the horizontal distance between them is 35 m. With transit at Station O, additional information was obtained as shown in the table. Determine the stadia intervals at A and B. Assume K=100 and C = 0. Occupied O Station Observed A B B RR (m) 1.863 1.500 S ? ? A VCR 12° 10°

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