3. Using the following information, determine the elevation at Point B and Point C. Setup @ A Elev at A = 96.237 m Slope distance to Point B is 147.689 m Zenith Angle is 104° 56' 45" Slope distance to Point C is 99.987 m Zenith Angle is 72° 48' 10" HI (height of instrument) = 1.725m HT (height of target) = 1.800m %3D Note: HT and HI are consistent for both shots.
3. Using the following information, determine the elevation at Point B and Point C. Setup @ A Elev at A = 96.237 m Slope distance to Point B is 147.689 m Zenith Angle is 104° 56' 45" Slope distance to Point C is 99.987 m Zenith Angle is 72° 48' 10" HI (height of instrument) = 1.725m HT (height of target) = 1.800m %3D Note: HT and HI are consistent for both shots.
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