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## 1. Levels and rods can be used to determine ___________
- **A) differences in elevations** ✔️
- B) horizontal angles
- C) vertical angles
- D) All of the above
**Explanation:**
Levels and rods are primarily used in surveying to measure **differences in elevation** (A is correct). They are not used for measuring angles.
**Final Answer:**
**A) differences in elevations**
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## 2. Using a clinometer, Joe measures a 30° vertical angle to Bill standing on top of a nearby hill. It took Bill 712 paces to get to the top of the hill and 704 paces coming back. If Bill’s calibrated pace is 2.66 ft/pace, the height of the hill Bill climbed from where Joe stands is __________
### Steps:
- Average number of paces: \((712 + 704)/2 = 708\)
- Horizontal distance = 708 paces × 2.66 ft/pace = **1884.88 ft**
- Vertical angle = 30°
- Height climbed = Horizontal distance × tan(30°)
- tan(30°) ≈ .5774
- Height = 1884.88 × .5774 = **1088.3 ft**
None of the answer choices match this exactly, but let's check the closest:
- A) 116 ft
- B) 942 ft
- C) 1166 ft
- D) 117 ft
116 ft (A) and 1166 ft (C), 117 ft (D) are close, but the calculation gives 1088.3 ft. Let's check for possible error: Did they want the hypotenuse, not the horizontal?
But the question says **vertical angle** and asks for **height climbed**.
**Final Answer:**
None of the answers match exactly, but closest is **A) 116 ft** (if we round up for possible practical error).
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## 3. Sin(56° 18' 31") approximately is:
- A) .832
- B) .6923
- C) .5547
- D) None of the above
### Steps:
- Convert 18' 31" to decimal degrees:
- 18' = 18/60 = .3°
- 31" = 31/360 ≈ .0086°
- Total = 56 + .3 + .0086 ≈ **56.3086°**
- sin(56.3086°) ≈ **.832**
**Final Answer:**
**A) .832**
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## 4. Refer to the Figure of level rod: The rod reading is ____
Looking at the rod, the reading is at the mark just above 1.6 ft, which is **1.65 ft**.
**Final Answer:**
**B) 1.65 ft**
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## 5. If the closure of your measurements is .015 m and the loop distance recorded in your differential leveling notes is 100 m, the order of survey at which the results qualify is
### Steps:
- For leveling, permissible misclosure (in meters) = **C × √K**
- 1st order Class I: C = .004
- 2nd order Class I: C = .0084
- 2nd order Class II: C = .012
Where K = loop length in km = 1 km
- 1st order Class I: .004 × √1 = .004 m
- 2nd order Class I: .0084 × √1 = .0084 m
- 2nd order Class II: .012 × √1 = .012 m
Your closure (.015 m) is **greater** than all these, so it **does not qualify** for any order.
**Final Answer:**
**D) None of the above**
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## **Summary Table**
| Q# | Final Answer |
|----|---------------------|
| 1 | A) differences in elevations |
| 2 | A) 116 ft (closest) |
| 3 | A) .832 |
| 4 | B) 1.65 ft |
| 5 | D) None of the above |
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