A theodolite was set up at station A and its height of set up was taken as 2.22m. A stadia rod held at point B was observed at a rod reading of 3.20m with its line of sight on a horizontal position. The elevation of point A is 305.56m. Determine the elevation at point B. Select the correct response: 305.67m 304.58m 309.34m 307.56m

A theodolite was set up at station A and its height of set up was taken as 2.22m. A stadia rod held at point B was observed at a rod reading of 3.20m with its line of sight on a horizontal position. The elevation of point A is 305.56m. Determine the elevation at point B. Select the correct response: 305.67m 304.58m 309.34m 307.56m

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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