Q/ The following sketch include inverting readings of some stations. Construct a table of complete calculations and checks using a suitable method of reduction. A C 3.200 -2.832 1.303 -0.650 1.055 - 1.330 100.00m. 3:007 BM

Q/ The following sketch include inverting readings of some stations. Construct a table of complete calculations and checks using a suitable method of reduction. A C 3.200 -2.832 1.303 -0.650 1.055 - 1.330 100.00m. 3:007 BM

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Q/ The following sketch include inverting readings of some stations.
Construct a table of complete calculations and checks using a suitable
method of reduction.
A
3.200 -2832
1.503
-0.650
1.055
-1.330
3007
100 00m.
BM

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