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In which of the following cases, orientation by back sighting is used?
A.
when approximate levelling is necessary
B.
when the second point is available for orientation
C.
when it is not possible to set the equipment at the station mark
D.
when speed is more important than accuracy
Answer ( Option C)

when it is not possible to set the equipment at the station mark

Solution

Orientation
• It is defined as the operation of keeping the table at each of the successive stations parallel to the position occupied by the table at the first station.
• If orientation is not done, the board would not be parallel to itself at various instrument stations and the plan would be obtained by using a different meridian at each station and the relative plotted positions of various points in the area will be quite different from the actual ones.
Orientation by back sighting is used when it is not possible to set instruments or plane tables over station marks and also for obtaining more precise and accurate values.

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