Computer · Tacheometric Surveying
The multiplying constant (k) in the distance formula for tacheometry is mathematically defined as:
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- 1The stadia intercept multiplied by the focal length of the objective lens
- 2The stadia intercept divided by the focal length of the objective lens
- 3The focal length of the objective lens multiplied by the distance between the stadia wires (f × i)
- 4The focal length of the objective lens divided by the distance between the stadia wires (f/i)✓
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The focal length of the objective lens divided by the distance between the stadia wires (f/i)
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