To speed the process of surveying, surveyors use brass metal plates to record important information. The benchmarks, as they are
called, are used to save time so surveyors do not have measure the datum plane each time. Benchmarks refer to what standard of measurement? Feet above sea level
A benchmark is a term in Surveying and Geo informatics, that describes a point of reference established at a known elevation which serves as basis in which other elevation or topographical point can be measured.
Therefore, when determining the benchmark, it's height is calculated relative to the vertical datum of the area, typically mean sea level, which is then recorded in FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL.
Hence, Benchmarks measurements refer to FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL.
C. all four angles are congruent, and opposite sides are congruent for a horizontal and vertical line of reflection
Step-by-step explanation:
A. isn't correct because all four sides aren't congruent, only the pair of opposite sides are congruent. Sense only opposite side are congruent you can only reflect the opposite sides onto each other and not diagonally meaning B. and D. are incorrect leaving C. all four angles are congruent, and opposite sides are congruent for a horizontal and vertical line of reflection as the correct answer
