Answer the following, Thank you sicuation 1) A cloaed loop of differential levels wasbenchmarko and the following results were obtained:runto establish the elevations of severalDistance from BM-1, km0.03.24.89.6observed Elevation,m186.60196.03199.10182.57177.43188.95186.75StationBM-1BM-2EM-3BM-4BM-516.022.4BM-6BM-7The difference in elevation between the adjusted elevations of BM-6 and BM-4 is?

given - data of differential levelling. to find - difference of elevation between BM-6 and BM-4.

Situation 1) A closed loop of differential levels was run to establish the elevations of several benchmarks and the following results were obtained: Observed Elevation, m 186.60 Station Distance from BM-1, km BM-1 0.0 BM-2 3.2 196.03 BM-3 4.8 199.10 BM-4 9.6 182.57 BM-5 12.8 177.43 BM-6 16.0 188.95 BM-7 22.4 186.75 The difference in elevation between the adjusted elevations of BM-6 and BM-4 is?

Situation 1) A closed loop of differential levels was run to establish the elevations of several benchmarks and the following results were obtained: Observed Elevation, m 186.60 Station Distance from BM-1, km BM-1 0.0 BM-2 3.2 196.03 BM-3 4.8 199.10 BM-4 9.6 182.57 BM-5 12.8 177.43 BM-6 16.0 188.95 BM-7 22.4 186.75 The difference in elevation between the adjusted elevations of BM-6 and BM-4 is?

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