Please choose the correct answer in the 2 questions I'll rate! A transit with a stadia constant equal to 0.30 is used to determine the horizontal distance between points B and C, with a stadia intercept reading of 2.55m, the distance BC is equal to 200.55 m. Determine the difference in elevation between B and D having a stadia intercept reading of 2.90 m at D at avertical angle of 7°50'.33.790 m31.790 m30.790 mO 32.790 mA transit with a stadia constant equal to 0.30 is used to determine the horizontal distance between points B and C, with a stadia intercept readingof 2.55 m, the distance BC is equal to 200.55 m. Compute the stadia interval factor of the instrument.O 77.53087.53078.53088.530

given data: D=200.55 m C=0.30 s=2.55 m

A transit with a stadia constant equal to 0.30 is used to determine the horizontal distance between points B and C, with a stadia intercept reading of 2.55 m, the distance BC is equal to 200.55 m. Compute the stadia interval factor of the instrument.

A transit with a stadia constant equal to 0.30 is used to determine the horizontal distance between points B and C, with a stadia intercept reading of 2.55 m, the distance BC is equal to 200.55 m. Compute the stadia interval factor of the instrument.

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