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If observed back sight and fore sight are x1 and x2. The correction back sight on A will be equal to x1-y1, where y1= D1 tan i°. The correct fore sight on B will be equal to x2-y2 where, y2 = D2 tan i°. Then what is correction difference in level between A and B, if D1 = D2?


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where y1= D1 tan i°. The correct fore sight on B will be equal to x2-y2 where

y2 = D2 tan i°. Then what is the correction difference in level between A and B

if D1 = D2?

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