The height of instrument is 75.05m and the foresight on a turning point is 1.83m. After the instrument has been moved forward and set-up in a new position, the backsight on the turning point is 2.92m. The rod readings on station 1, station 2 and station 3 are 1.59m 1.92m and 2.29m respectively. a.Compute the new height of instrument. b. Compute the difference in elevation between turning point and point 3. c. Compute the elevation of station
The height of instrument is 75.05m and the foresight on a turning point is 1.83m. After the instrument has been moved forward and set-up in a new position, the backsight on the turning point is 2.92m. The rod readings on station 1, station 2 and station 3 are 1.59m 1.92m and 2.29m respectively. a.Compute the new height of instrument. b. Compute the difference in elevation between turning point and point 3. c. Compute the elevation of station
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