- 2062 Baisakh · 8 marks
Angle ABC and vertical angle P-Q (2062)
Short answer
Horizontal angle ABC: BA mean -0°00′20″, BC mean 160°20′15″, difference 160°20′35″. Vertical: FL = 61°30′00″, FR = 298°30′30″, index error +15″, zenith distance 61°29′45″, vertical angle = 28°30′15″ elevation.
Find the horizontal angle ABC from the following field observations and also the vertical angle from P to Q. [Figure: at B, line to A observed FR 179°59′20″ and FL 00°00′00″; line to C observed FL 160°20′30″ and FR 340°20′00″. Find horizontal angle ABC.] [Figure: instrument at P sighting to Q, observed FL 61°30′00″ and FR 298°30′30″. Find vertical angle from P to Q.]
(a) Horizontal angle ABC (instrument at B)
Mean direction = [FL + (FR - 180°)]/2.
(b) Vertical angle P to Q (instrument at P)
FL = 61°30′00″, FR = 298°30′30″ (zenith-angle circle).
Answer: horizontal angle ABC = 160°20′35″; vertical angle from P to Q = 28°30′15″ (elevation).
Note: a zenith-type vertical circle is assumed.
✓ Answer checked by Claude Opus 5.5 (high effort)
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