1.1 how to use a level1.[Calculation]To calculate the elevation of some points, aleveling route was tested from BM-A to BM-B, according to the reqiurement of mappingcontrol leveling.please answer the following the questions.Whether the accuracy meets therequirements? (fhadermce =±40VL)%3DPlease complete the following table.+2.813m+2.331mBM-ABM-B1.6km2.1km-2.244m+1.430mHA1-45.286mHg-49.579m1.7km2.0kmPointRoute distanceObserved elevationAdjustment for elevationCorrected elevationElevationL(km)difference hi(m)difference Vi (m)H(m)difference h, (m)BM-A45.286123BM-B49.579

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1.1 how to use a level 1.[Calculation] To calculate the elevation of some points, a leveling route was tested from BM-A to BM- B, according to the reqiurement of mapping control leveling. please answer the following the questions. Whether the accuracy meets the requirements? (fhrace =+40VL) Please complete the following table. +2.813m +2.331m BM-A 2.1km BM-B 1.6km -2.244m +1.430m H-45.286m HB-49.579m 1.7km 2.0km Point Route distance Observed elevation Adjustment for elevation Corrected elevation Elevation L(km) difference ham) difference Vi (m) H(m) difference h (m) BM-A 45.286 1 2 3 BM-B 49.579 Σ

1.1 how to use a level 1.[Calculation] To calculate the elevation of some points, a leveling route was tested from BM-A to BM- B, according to the reqiurement of mapping control leveling. please answer the following the questions. Whether the accuracy meets the requirements? (fhrace =+40VL) Please complete the following table. +2.813m +2.331m BM-A 2.1km BM-B 1.6km -2.244m +1.430m H-45.286m HB-49.579m 1.7km 2.0km Point Route distance Observed elevation Adjustment for elevation Corrected elevation Elevation L(km) difference ham) difference Vi (m) H(m) difference h (m) BM-A 45.286 1 2 3 BM-B 49.579 Σ

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