Determine the RL of the top of a transmission tower from the following observations. Also determine the distance between station A and the transmission tower. The distance between station A and B is 60m. The station A, B and the tower are in the same vertical plane. Instrument Station A B Vertical angle to the top of the tower 18° 30⁰ 12" 40 Staff reading on B.M. 2.815 m 1.865 m RI of B.M. 105.000 m

Determine the RL of the top of a transmission tower from the following observations. Also determine the distance between station A and the transmission tower. The distance between station A and B is 60m. The station A, B and the tower are in the same vertical plane. Instrument Station A B Vertical angle to the top of the tower 18° 30⁰ 12" 40 Staff reading on B.M. 2.815 m 1.865 m RI of B.M. 105.000 m

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