Q2) the following table represents the field data for topographic surveying by the radiationmethod using theodolite and tape:Theodolite ObservedRod reading (m)V.C.R.Horizontalanglestationstationsubtended bysubstance barUML.74°46'32"2.061.551.03B0 -00°30'00"b-2mIf Azimuth AB= 202° 24'11", XA=302m, YA-302m .Compute Distance AC and XB,YB?

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Q2) the following table represents the fleld data for topographie surveying by the radiation method using theodolite and tape: Theodolite Observed Y.C.R. Rod reading (m) Herirental

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