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Suppose that a surveyor $($working with a total station$)$ calculated

the overall total station distance error and found it to be $+-3mm$ for

a measured distance of $0\mathrm{.}55$ kilometers. He is also $100\%$ confident

that the equipment $(E_i)$ and target $(E_r)$ miscentering errors are both

equal to zero $($since he was super cautious while leveling and

centering the total station, plus the reflector prism was exactly

vertical above the target point$).$ Now, for some reason, he

misplaced the total station instruction manual and he does not

know the specified ppm for that total station. He remembers that

the accuracy capability was $"x"$ PPm