Surveying The following readings were observed with a dumpy level of 0.795, 1.535, 2.855, 3.125, 0.945, 0.635, 0.555, 0.230, 1.550, 0.995, 2.015 The instrument was shifted after 4th and 8th readings. The first reading was taken on a B.M. of RL 608.400. Write down the page of a level field book by making entries of the above readings. Calculate R.L.s of the points. Find the difference of levels between the first and last points.

Surveying The following readings were observed with a dumpy level of 0.795, 1.535, 2.855, 3.125, 0.945, 0.635, 0.555, 0.230, 1.550, 0.995, 2.015 The instrument was shifted after 4th and 8th readings. The first reading was taken on a B.M. of RL 608.400. Write down the page of a level field book by making entries of the above readings. Calculate R.L.s of the points. Find the difference of levels between the first and last points.

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