The line of sight of an alidade on a plane table is directed towards the tip of an observation tower 362.50m away at an angle of +17°30'. The height of the tower is 135.0 m and the line of sight is 1.25m above the ground. If the elevation of the base of the tower above datum is 476.95m A.) Determine the elevation of the ground directly under the table. B.) Determine the elevation of the ground directly under the table if the observed vertical angle is instead -17°30'
The line of sight of an alidade on a plane table is directed towards the tip of an observation tower 362.50m away at an angle of +17°30'. The height of the tower is 135.0 m and the line of sight is 1.25m above the ground. If the elevation of the base of the tower above datum is 476.95m A.) Determine the elevation of the ground directly under the table. B.) Determine the elevation of the ground directly under the table if the observed vertical angle is instead -17°30'
The line of sight of an alidade on a plane table is directed towards the tip of an observation tower 362.50m away at an angle of +17°30'. The height of the tower is 135.0 m and the line of sight is 1.25m above the ground. If the elevation of the base of the tower above datum is 476.95m A.) Determine the elevation of the ground directly under the table. B.) Determine the elevation of the ground directly under the table if the observed vertical angle is instead -17°30'
ELEVATION BY PLANE TABLE. The line of sight of an alidade on a plane table is directed towards the tip of an observation tower 362.50m away at an angle of +17°30'. The height of the tower is 135.0 m and the line of sight is 1.25m above the ground. If the elevation of the base of the tower above datum is 476.95m
A.) Determine the elevation of the ground directly under the table.
B.) Determine the elevation of the ground directly under the table if the observed vertical angle is instead -17°30'.
Figure in plane geometry formed by two rays or lines that share a common endpoint, called the vertex. The angle is measured in degrees using a protractor. The different types of angles are acute, obtuse, right, straight, and reflex.
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