Calculate the horizontal distance between point A and B if a slope distance of 3,562.15 feet is measured with an EDM instrument. The EDM is set up at point A and has a height of 5.30 feet. The reflector is set up at point 4.27 feet. The elevation of point A is equal to 752.60 and the elevation of point B is equal to 627.12. and has a height of

Calculate the horizontal distance between point A and B if a slope distance of 3,562.15 feet is measured with an EDM instrument. The EDM is set up at point A and has a height of 5.30 feet. The reflector is set up at point 4.27 feet. The elevation of point A is equal to 752.60 and the elevation of point B is equal to 627.12. and has a height of

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