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8. A total station on a tripod is at a height of 1.800 m from the ground when placed over Station K. Station K is at an elevation of 200.857 m from Mean Sea Level (MSL). A prism of also a height of 1.800 m from the ground is placed atop Station N. When the total station is leveled and plummeted over Station K, and it is aimed and focused at the prism at Station N. read an EDM distance of 3.1 km, and zenith of 90°00'00". 90° 00 3.1 km 0 Stan Stak Without accounting for the curvature of the Earth and refraction of light in air, the most likely elevation of station N would be: a) 10.857 m b) 97.857 c) 200.857 m d) 202.657 m e) None of the above is true The difference in the elevations of Station K and Station N, attribute to the curvature of the Earth and the refraction of light in the air in Question 8, above would be most likely: a) 0.1320 m b) 0.5292 m c) 0.6487 m d) 1.1323 m e) None of the above is true The elevations of Station N, taking into consideration the curvature of the Earth and the refraction of light in air, in Question 8 above would be most likely: a) 99.310 m b) 99.955 m 101.116 m d) 210.506 m e) None of the above is tru true 10. c)