3. Calculate the Elevation of the bottom of the pipe at the given stations.116.450'00+00+40.20+63.7O'T6+00+40.20+63.70+91.01+55.01+55.01+72.6118.20

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3. Calculate the Elevation of the bottom of the pipe at the given stations. 116.45 X 0+00.0 0+40.2 0+63.7 0+91.0 0+40.2 0+63.7 0+91.0 1+55.0 1+55.0 1+72.6 118.20

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3. Calculate the Elevation of the bottom of the pipe at the given stations.
116.45
0'00+0
0+40.2
0+63.7
O'T6+0
0+40.2
0+63.7
0+91.0
1+55.0
1+55.0
1+72.6
118.20

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