What is the elevation (ft) of the lower station with the following conditions? (Answer with two decimal places.) hi ● 2 + 72.32 α S Rod R.R. Elevation of Station 2 + 72.32 is 365.85ft • The theodolite's optical center (hi) is 4.25ft above the upper baseline station at 2 + 72.32 • Vertical angle a is 30 degrees • Slope distance (S) is 81.15ft Rod reading (R.R.) at the lower station is 4.15ft

What is the elevation (ft) of the lower station with the following conditions? (Answer with two decimal places.) hi ● 2 + 72.32 α S Rod R.R. Elevation of Station 2 + 72.32 is 365.85ft • The theodolite's optical center (hi) is 4.25ft above the upper baseline station at 2 + 72.32 • Vertical angle a is 30 degrees • Slope distance (S) is 81.15ft Rod reading (R.R.) at the lower station is 4.15ft

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