Question

need help with this leveling math asap. I need help to solve

Answer 1

im not too sure what the question is

Answer 2

i need to ste this up and solve it. its about leveling based on enginnering math

Answer 3

set*

Answer 4

I think this is for civil engineers?

Answer 5

it is but i can't find any one to help

Answer 6

this seems very specific to your field of study, that is prob why no one can help
i took a few engineering classes but no civil or anything like this

sorry

Answer 7

in the engineering room no one is helping lol

Answer 8

try an engineering forum somewhere...this is general math help

Answer 9

okay

Answer 10

not here, google engineering forum im sure something will come up
or even search your class subject whatever it may be

Answer 11

alright

Answer 12

if i were to take a gander at it:

I think the illustration shows 3 tripod stations measureing different places on the rods.

the changes from bottom (BS) to top (FS) might indicate where on the rod the level "beam" is hitting, therefore adding up the midsection should get you to an elevation.

Answer 13

\[0+7.69-.94+8.46-1.32+6.22-1.84=18.27\]

Answer 14

but without knowing what a BS or FS is, or level notes, or anything else about what is being asked ... its hard to say what an answer would be

Answer 15

bs is back site and fs is front site. back site gets added to elevation and front sight gets subtracted.

Answer 16

bs plus elevation gets you your h.i wich is height.

Answer 17

so, if we start at the left side of the diagram (since that is a back sight); and i assume it starts at an elevation of 100 (BM1)

100-(FS-BS)
100 - (1.84-6.22) = TP1
TP1- (8.46-1.32) = TP2
TP2 - (7.69-.94) = BM2