Could you find the stadia and elevation values of each station via three wire leveling? K=Instrument coefficient=100 Don't forget to make page check corrections! StationSight (+)StadiaSight (-)StadiaElev.ВМА510,386,9206,2405,3604,2105,4704,330TP16,8103,1006,4101,7105,0100,520TP26,8604,4605,0402,6203,2000,810BM B

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Station Sight (+) Stadia Sight (-) Stadia Elev. ВМА 510,38 6,920 6,240 5,360 5,470 4,210 4,330 TP1 6,810 3,100 6,410 1,710 5,010 0,520 TP2 6,860 4,460 5,040 2,620 3,200 0,810 BM B

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Could you find the stadia and elevation values of each station via three wire leveling? K=Instrument coefficient=100

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Station
Sight (+)
Stadia
Sight (-)
Stadia
Elev.
ВМА
510,38
6,920
6,240
5,360
4,210
5,470
4,330
TP1
6,810
3,100
6,410
1,710
5,010
0,520
TP2
6,860
4,460
5,040
2,620
3,200
0,810
BM B

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