3.) The plan-view sketches of benchmark leveling run is shown below. Along each line representing a sight is the value of the rod reading for that sight. The numbering of the TPs shows the direction of the level run. Place the data in the form of the field notes table. Include arithmetic check. Determine the misclosure error in the survey. BM 14 48.292 7.485 2.641 10.260 TP 1 3.982 1.485 2 8.643 TP. TP 3 9.829 2.247 7.642 8.636 BM 38

3.) The plan-view sketches of benchmark leveling run is shown below. Along each line representing a sight is the value of the rod reading for that sight. The numbering of the TPs shows the direction of the level run. Place the data in the form of the field notes table. Include arithmetic check. Determine the misclosure error in the survey. BM 14 48.292 7.485 2.641 10.260 TP 1 3.982 1.485 2 8.643 TP. TP 3 9.829 2.247 7.642 8.636 BM 38

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