Physics · Tacheometric Surveying
In the stadia method used in Tacheometric surveying, what does the distance 'i' (the distance between the upper and lower stadia lines) represent?
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- 1Staff intercept
- 2Focal length of the objective lens
- 3Interval between the stadia hairs✓
- 4Distance of the vertical axis of the instrument from the focus
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Interval between the stadia hairs
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