Find the difference between the elevations of Station 6 and Station 5 using the following notes: Sta. 1 (Elevation at 463.80 m), BS=4.90 m. Sta. 2, BS=6.06 m, FS=5.32 m. Sta. 3, BS=2.51 m, FS=5.28 m. Sta. 4, BS=6.28 m, FS=6.11 m. Sta. 5, BS=9.22 m, FS=4.60 m. Sta. 6, FS=3.48 m?

Find the difference between the elevations of Station 6 and Station 5 using the following notes: Sta. 1 (Elevation at 463.80 m), BS=4.90 m. Sta. 2, BS=6.06 m, FS=5.32 m. Sta. 3, BS=2.51 m, FS=5.28 m. Sta. 4, BS=6.28 m, FS=6.11 m. Sta. 5, BS=9.22 m, FS=4.60 m. Sta. 6, FS=3.48 m?

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Find the difference between the
elevations of Station 6 and Station 5
using the following notes: Sta. 1
(Elevation at 463.80 m), BS=4.90 m.
Sta. 2, BS=6.06 m, FS=5.32 m. Sta. 3,
BS=2.51 m, FS=5.28 m.
Sta. 4,
BS=6.28 m, FS=6.11 m.
Sta. 5,
BS=9.22 m, FS=4.60 m. Sta. 6, FS=3.48
m?

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