ln the figure below, readings A(4.917,2.087)m, B(3.050,0.504)m. Compute:- 1- Elevation A. 2- Distance AB, 3- The height difference between A and B. NOTE:- Take into consideration curvature and refraction, readings represent upper and lower staff readings. Roof Q1)In the figure below, readings A(4.917,2.087)m, B(3.050,0.504)m.Compute:- 1- Elevation A. 2- Distance AB. 3- The height difference between A and B.NOTE:- Take into consideration curvature and refraction, readings represent upper and lowerstaff readings.RoofBElevation B=.4.917mLevelA

Given data Point A and B and there respective co ordinates. Elevation of point B is already given.…

Q1)In the figure below, readings A(4.917,2.087)m, B(3.050,0.504)m. Compute:- 1- Elevation A. 2- Distance AB. 3- The height difference between A and B. NOTE:- Take into consideration curvature and refraction, readings represent upper and lower staff readings. Roof B Elevation B= .4.917m Level

Q1)In the figure below, readings A(4.917,2.087)m, B(3.050,0.504)m. Compute:- 1- Elevation A. 2- Distance AB. 3- The height difference between A and B. NOTE:- Take into consideration curvature and refraction, readings represent upper and lower staff readings. Roof B Elevation B= .4.917m Level

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ln the figure below, readings A(4.917,2.087)m, B(3.050,0.504)m. Compute:- 1- Elevation A. 2- Distance AB, 3- The height difference between A and B. NOTE:- Take into consideration curvature and refraction, readings represent upper and lower staff readings. Roof

Q1)In the figure below, readings A(4.917,2.087)m, B(3.050,0.504)m.
Compute:- 1- Elevation A. 2- Distance AB. 3- The height difference between A and B.
NOTE:- Take into consideration curvature and refraction, readings represent upper and lower
staff readings.
Roof
B
Elevation B=.4.917m
Level
A

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