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A total station is used to determine elevation and distance from Point M to Point N....

A total station is used to determine elevation and distance from Point M to Point N. You set the prism and the center of the telescope to the same height. The slope distance is 1807.34' and the vertical angle is +02.12'15". What is the horizontal distance from Point M o Point N and what is the change in elevation between the points M and N?

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