Q#15: The following is the data relative to observed stations made on vertically held staff with a tacheometer fitted with an anallactic lens. The constant of instrument was 100. Instrumen Height of axis Staff Stn. W.C.B Vertical Hair Readings Remarks t Stn Angle 2.56 A 12°25' 0°0° 2.88, 3.25, R.L of O = 3.62 230.25 60°45' +15°10’ 2.83, 3.15, 3.47 Calculate the distance AB, and reduced levels of A and B.

Q#15: The following is the data relative to observed stations made on vertically held staff with a tacheometer fitted with an anallactic lens. The constant of instrument was 100. Instrumen Height of axis Staff Stn. W.C.B Vertical Hair Readings Remarks t Stn Angle 2.56 A 12°25' 0°0° 2.88, 3.25, R.L of O = 3.62 230.25 60°45' +15°10’ 2.83, 3.15, 3.47 Calculate the distance AB, and reduced levels of A and B.

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