RISE AND FALL LEVELLINGReduce the following reading using rise and fall method.PointBSISFSRiseFallRLCorr. Adjusted FINALHeightHEIGHT+BM5101,5281,3541546,915 1546,9151,145110,9671,0250,8140,54112131,462141,3240,822151,2781,5411,2980,98516BM31,4581550,001550,00

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RISE AND FALL LEVELLING
Reduce the following reading using rise and fall method.
Point
BS
IS
FS
Rise
Fall
RL
Corr. Adjusted FINAL
Height
HEIGHT
+
BM5
10
1,528
1,354
1546,915 1546,915
1,145
11
0,967
1,025
0,814
0,541
12
13
1,462
14
1,324
0,822
15
1,278
1,541
1,298
0,985
16
BM3
1,458
1550,00
1550,00

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