To determine the distance between two points X and Y, a theodolite with an internal focusing telescope was set up at W and the following observations were recorded. Horizontal Angle XNY = 60°54' 20" Elevation of X = 524.586 m, K=100 1. Determine the elevation of Y. 2. Determine the distance XY.

To determine the distance between two points X and Y, a theodolite with an internal focusing telescope was set up at W and the following observations were recorded. Horizontal Angle XNY = 60°54' 20" Elevation of X = 524.586 m, K=100 1. Determine the elevation of Y. 2. Determine the distance XY.

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ROD READING (m)
VERTICAL ANGLE
4.235
Rod Reading on X
3.935
-8°26' 50''
3.635
2.200
Rod Reading on Y
1.920
+3°45'27'
1.640

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