Laboratory Report 14 – Trigonometric Leveling Objective: To determine the elevation of the rod. Discussion: (min of 5 sent) Instrument/equipment/ tools: 1 set of leveling instrument, 1 leveling rod Procedure: min 10 Sketch: copy the sketch provided Initial Table: NONE Solution: Final Table: NONE Generalization: a = 30°22' hi = 4.72 2 + 72,32 S= 82.18 ft Elevation = 361.29' Rod 4.00 R.R.

Laboratory Report 14 – Trigonometric Leveling Objective: To determine the elevation of the rod. Discussion: (min of 5 sent) Instrument/equipment/ tools: 1 set of leveling instrument, 1 leveling rod Procedure: min 10 Sketch: copy the sketch provided Initial Table: NONE Solution: Final Table: NONE Generalization: a = 30°22' hi = 4.72 2 + 72,32 S= 82.18 ft Elevation = 361.29' Rod 4.00 R.R.

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