A vertical pole stands on a horizontal ground. A topographic geodetic engineer positioned due east of the pole measures the elevation of the top of the poles as 53.33 grads. He moves due south 30 m, and measures the élevation of the top of the pole as 782.22 mils. Detemine the height of the pole in meters. a) 48.1 b) 68.6 c) 35.6 d) 58.6

A vertical pole stands on a horizontal ground. A topographic geodetic engineer positioned due east of the pole measures the elevation of the top of the poles as 53.33 grads. He moves due south 30 m, and measures the élevation of the top of the pole as 782.22 mils. Detemine the height of the pole in meters. a) 48.1 b) 68.6 c) 35.6 d) 58.6

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A vertical pole stands on a horizontal ground.
A topographic geodetic engineer positioned
due east of the pole measures the elevation of
the top of the poles as 53.33 grads. He moves
due south 30 m, and measures the élevation
of the top of the pole as 782,22 mils.
Detemine the height of the pole in meters.
a) 48.1
b) 68.6
c) 35.6
d) 58.6

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