7-) A level of circuit is run a total distance of 9 km from BM30 to set three other benchmarks in the vicinity of a construction project. The given elevation of BM30 is 112.78 meters. When closing the level loop, its elevation is observed to be 112.68 m. What is the accuracy of the survey? Adjust the benchmark elevations.

7-) A level of circuit is run a total distance of 9 km from BM30 to set three other benchmarks in the vicinity of a construction project. The given elevation of BM30 is 112.78 meters. When closing the level loop, its elevation is observed to be 112.68 m. What is the accuracy of the survey? Adjust the benchmark elevations.

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