The horizontal angle subtended at the theodolite station by a subtense bar with vanes 3 m apart is 0o 10 ′40′′. Calculate the horizontal distance between the theodolite and the subtense bar?

The horizontal angle subtended at the theodolite station by a subtense

1.	The horizontal angle subtended at the theodolite station by a subtense bar with vanes 3 m apart is 0o 10 ′40′′. Calculate the horizontal distance between the theodolite and the subtense bar?
A.	960.00 m
B.	966.87 m
C.	966.78 m
D.	906.87 m
Answer» C.

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