PROBLEM SET NO. 2: From the given data below, complete the set of differential leveling notes. Follow the directions. STATION BS HI FS ELEVATION BM 100 2.95 310.25 ТР 1 ТР 2 3.61 4.28 3.85 4.11 TP 3 3.31 2.85 TP 4 1.38 1.75 BM 100 1.35

PROBLEM SET NO. 2: From the given data below, complete the set of differential leveling notes. Follow the directions. STATION BS HI FS ELEVATION BM 100 2.95 310.25 ТР 1 ТР 2 3.61 4.28 3.85 4.11 TP 3 3.31 2.85 TP 4 1.38 1.75 BM 100 1.35

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PROBLEM SET NO. 2: From the given data below, complete the set of differential leveling notes. Follow
the directions.
STATION
BS
HI
FS
ELEVATION
BM 100
2.95
310.25
TP 1
3.61
4.28
TP 2
3.85
4.11
TP 3
3.31
2.85
TP 4
1.38
1.75
BM 100
1.35
DA 346 PM
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Transcribed Image Text:from BM33 to BM34. The values indicated represent backsight, foresight, and intermediate foresight readings taken on stations along the route. Prepare and complete profile level notes for the portrayed information. Show the customary arithmetic check and plot the profile. PROBLEM NO. 1: The figure below shows a schematic arrangement of a profile level route 2100 3.06 IFS) 61 00 TP, 4+40 HI, 5.00 OF BMSS Elev 328.70m 1000 IFS)

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