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In which is following equation show theory of stadia tacheometry.
= kS + c
= S(f/i) + c
= kS + (f + d)
All of these
All of these
In tacheometry, the distance formula for horizontal distance using a stadia telescope is D=kS+c, where k is the multiplying constant and c is the additive constant. Since k=ifтАЛ and c=(f+d), all three forms presented in the options represent the fundamental stadia tacheometry equation.
In tacheometry, the distance formula for horizontal distance using a stadia telescope is D=kS+c, where k is the multiplying constant and c is the additive constant. Since k=ifтАЛ and c=(f+d), all three forms presented in the options represent the fundamental stadia tacheometry equation.
The principle of stadia tacheometry is based on the properties of isosceles triangles