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1.19.2. Methods of tacheometry
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- 1.
What is the purpose of the tacheometer in surveying?
Hint
Think about the functionalities it provides in surveying.
- 2.
Define staff intercept.
Hint
Consider what a levelling staff measures.
- 3.
What is the function of a tacheometer?
- Distance measurement
- Angle measurement
- Both
Hint
Think about the different measurements required in surveying.
- 4.
True or False: The additive constant in tacheometry is typically set to 100.
- True
- False
Hint
Recall the common practices in tacheometry.
- 5.
A tacheometer records a staff intercept of 0.75m with an angle of elevation at 10 degrees. Calculate the horizontal distance.
Hint
Make sure to convert the angle to radians if necessary for your calculator.
- 6.
If the K value was mistakenly set to 150 instead of 100, and the staff intercept is 0.6m, what would be the new calculated distance?
Hint
Check how the K value affects your overall calculation.
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