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    The document provides data from a trigonometric heighting survey including vertical angles, heights of instruments and prisms, reduced level, and distances between stations A, B, and C. Students are asked to calculate the reduced level of stations B and C, and the difference in height between stations B and C using trigonometric heighting formulas and provided data. Diagrams with labels and definitions are required.

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    The document provides data from a trigonometric heighting survey including vertical angles, heights of instruments and prisms, reduced level, and distances between stations A, B, and C. Students are asked to calculate the reduced level of stations B and C, and the difference in height between stations B and C using trigonometric heighting formulas and provided data. Diagrams with labels and definitions are required.

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    SBEU1013

    ASSIGNMENT:
    Trigonometric Heighting

    Below are data observed from trigonometric heighting survey obtained by using theodolite.
    Calculate the reduced level of station B and C and the difference in height between the two
    stations (B and C).

    Given:

    Observation A-B:
    Height of instrument at station A = 1.520 metres
    Vertical angle between station A and B (incline) = 5 20’ 00”
    Height of prism at station B = 1.5500 metres
    Reduced level at station A = 30.777 metres
    Horizontal distance from A to B = 245.455 metres

    Observation A-C
    Height of instrument at station A = 1.520 metres
    Vertical angle between station A and C (decline) = - 3 30’ 00”
    Height of prism at station C = 1.325 metres
    Reduced level at station A = 30.777 metres
    Slope distance from A to C = 214.524 metres

    Please include diagrams in your answer. Label them appropriately and define them correctly in
    your calculations.

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