(8)A tacheometerand the followinga staff vertically held.was set up at a station Creadings were obtained onInst.StationRemarkStaffStationBMRL ofвмо= 750-500.750,1.500, 2.250Dmcalculate the horizontal distance CD and RL of DWhen the constants of instrument are 100 and0.15.Verticalangle-5°20'+8°12'Hairreadings(m)1.50, 1.800,2.450

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(8) A tacheometer and the following staff vertically held was set up at a station C readings were obtained on Inst. Station Remark Staff Station BM -5°20' RL of +8°12' 0.750,1.500, 2.250 вмо = 750-50 D calculate the horizontal distance CD and RL of D When the constants of instrument are 100 and 0.15. Vertical angle Hair readings (m) 1.50, 1.800,2.450

(8) A tacheometer and the following staff vertically held was set up at a station C readings were obtained on Inst. Station Remark Staff Station BM -5°20' RL of +8°12' 0.750,1.500, 2.250 вмо = 750-50 D calculate the horizontal distance CD and RL of D When the constants of instrument are 100 and 0.15. Vertical angle Hair readings (m) 1.50, 1.800,2.450

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