The staff reading at a distance of 80m from a level with the bubble at centre is 1.31 m. when the bubble at centre is 1.31 m When the bubble is moved 5 divisions out of the centre the reading is 1.39m. of the bubble is They the angular value of one division of the bubble is

The staff reading at a distance of 80m from a level with the bubble at centre is 1.31 m. when the bubble at centre is 1.31 m When the bubble is moved 5 divisions out of the centre the reading is 1.39m. of the bubble is They the angular value of one division of the bubble is

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