A line was measured using a Total Station Instrument and a distance of 763.365’ was read. Given the following possible error data, what was the estimated error in the distance of the line?
Ei (Instrument miscentering error) +/-2 mm, Er (Reflector miscentering error) +/-3 mm Ec (Instrument constant error) +/-2 mm Es (Scalar error) +/-2 ppm
Given that
2 mm
3 mm
2 mm
2
ppm-> Estimated error in distance =

=

=
4.15
mm
So, estimated error in the distance of the
line =
4.15
mm
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