Q2.The vertical angle reading measured from station A to station B,C,D are as shownin the Following Table:-Instrument stationFace right274 9.45' 10"266 ° 32' 36"262 ° 41' 18"stationFace left85 14 10"AC93 ° 27' 14"97 o18'50"If the height of the theodolite instrument on the point A=1.5m and its elevation=30m..Calculate the elevations of points B, C, &D if the horizontal distance betweenpoints B,C,D, 50m ,100m 150m.respectively.CS Scanned with CamScanner

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Q2.The vertical angle reading measured from station A to station B,C,D are as shown in the Following Table: -Instrument station station Face right Face left 85.° 14 10" 93 ° 27' 14" B 274.9.45' 10" 266 ° 32' 36" 262 ° 41' A C 97 ° 18'50" 18" If the height of the theodolite instrument on the point A=1.5m and its elevation =30m..Calculate the elevations of points B, C, &D if the horizontal distance between points B,C,D, 50m ,100m 150m.respectively.

Q2.The vertical angle reading measured from station A to station B,C,D are as shown in the Following Table: -Instrument station station Face right Face left 85.° 14 10" 93 ° 27' 14" B 274.9.45' 10" 266 ° 32' 36" 262 ° 41' A C 97 ° 18'50" 18" If the height of the theodolite instrument on the point A=1.5m and its elevation =30m..Calculate the elevations of points B, C, &D if the horizontal distance between points B,C,D, 50m ,100m 150m.respectively.

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