Given are elevations of each station of an area. Draw the contour lines for the topographic map and determine atleast one pair of locations between 2 stations for every contour line. Assume that the given elevations are inmeters, the distance between grids is equal to 20 m, and the intervals of contour lines are every 10 m.• PLOTTING = 5 PTS EACH• CALCULATION = 2 PTS EACH26384855...222945552435465435415057

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Given are elevations of each station of an area. Draw the contour lines for the topographic map and determine at
least one pair of locations between 2 stations for every contour line. Assume that the given elevations are in
meters, the distance between grids is equal to 20 m, and the intervals of contour lines are every 10 m.
• PLOTTING = 5 PTS EACH
• CALCULATION = 2 PTS EACH
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