Engineering, 05.05.2021 15:10 cicip7209
Two triangulation stations A and B are 100km apart having elevations of 178m and 490m respectively. If the visible horizon is tangent to the line of sight at two third from station B, then check whether the two stations are visible or not. If not compute the minimum height of signal required at station B.
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