Question: Leveling from BM x to W , B M Y to W , and B M Z to W gives differences in elevation ( in

Leveling from BM x to W,BMY to W, and BMZ to W gives differences in elevation (in
feet) of -25.34,+20.45, and +8.12 respectively. Distances between benchmarks are:
xW=2200ft,YW=3100ft, and ZW=3700ft
True elevations of the benchmarks are x=865.67ft,Y=819.35ft, and Z=827.47ft.
What is the adjusted elevation of BM W?(15 points)
When measuring a distance CD, the first taping pin was placed 0.35 ft to the right of line
CD and the second pin was set 0.42 ft left of line CD. The recorded distance was 265.18
ft . Calculate the corrected distance. (Assume three taped segments, the first two 100 ft
each.)(15 points)
Course XY of a five-sided traverse runs due north. From the given balanced interior angles
to the right, compute and tabulate the bearings and azimuths from north for each side of
the traverse. (15 points)
x=9345'12''
Y=12342'58''
Z=9756'41''
W=10837'18''
V=11557'51''
Compute and tabulate the azimuths and bearings of the sides of a regular 7-sided polygon
given the starting direction of side EF and angles to the right. (Station G is westerly from
F.)
Bearing of points
Leveling from BM x to W , B M Y to W , and B M Z

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