Until now I have never completed a math lab or written a write up form as a lab. This was very interesting and allowed me to learn how height of unmeasurable objects can be calculated, in an affordable, fun way. To determine the height of a building, from your eye-level, to the top of the building. Look straight ahead through the theodilite, and as you look, move your Head up until you can see the highest point of the building.
Repeat steps four to thirteen for two other buildings.
I was 13 feet lower than its actual. I also had a 22 percent error for Laulimere, a 44 percent error for William Wher, and a 9 percent error, for Todd Wher. I distinctly remember the velocity of the wind during the time of each recording. The wind was blowing very hard, causing my partner to have to apply pressure to slow down the mass. This had to be done on two occasions, and due to human error, the readings during the first to recordings were off.