Question 1 RL XX.XXX (m) | RL YY.YYY (m) 71.136 70.357 Question 1 Table Q1 show the levelling data obtained from levelling fieldwork carry out by surveyor to transfer reduce level from BM X (with actual RL= XX.XXX m) to TBM 1 and the levelling end (Close) at BM Y (with actual RL = YYYYY m). If total distance from BM A to BM B is 280m. Applying rise and fall calculation method, perform arithmetic and accuracy verification, correction and calculate final reduced level. Then determine the height different between P2 and P3? %3D Table Q1 IS (m) Rise (m) Point BS (m) 2.000 FS Fall RL Corr. Final RL (m) (m) (XX.XXX) (m) (m) (m) BM X P1 2.580 CP1 1.900 2.420 P2 2.550 P3 -1.450 Твм 1 2.355 2.300 P4 2.585 BM Y 2.320 (YY.YYY)

Question 1 RL XX.XXX (m) | RL YY.YYY (m) 71.136 70.357 Question 1 Table Q1 show the levelling data obtained from levelling fieldwork carry out by surveyor to transfer reduce level from BM X (with actual RL= XX.XXX m) to TBM 1 and the levelling end (Close) at BM Y (with actual RL = YYYYY m). If total distance from BM A to BM B is 280m. Applying rise and fall calculation method, perform arithmetic and accuracy verification, correction and calculate final reduced level. Then determine the height different between P2 and P3? %3D Table Q1 IS (m) Rise (m) Point BS (m) 2.000 FS Fall RL Corr. Final RL (m) (m) (XX.XXX) (m) (m) (m) BM X P1 2.580 CP1 1.900 2.420 P2 2.550 P3 -1.450 Твм 1 2.355 2.300 P4 2.585 BM Y 2.320 (YY.YYY)

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