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Obstacle to chaining but not ranging 2
Obstacle to chaining and ranging
Obstacle to chaining but not ranging
When it is not possible to chain round the obstacle
I Method
Select point B on one side and A and C on the other side(Fig(a)). Erect AD and CE as perpendiculars to AB and range B, D and E in one line. Measure AC, AD and CE. If a line DF is drawn parallel to AB, cutting CE in F perpendicularly, then triangles ABD and FDE will be similar.
II Method
Erect a perpendicular AC and bisect it at D (Fig(b)). Erect perpendicular CE at C and range E in line with BD. Measure CE. Then AB = CE
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