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Percent grade is the rise divided by the run times 100. So if you go out 100 feet and get a drop of 7, that’s a 7% grade. ( 7 / 100 ) x 100

In short, to figure out the percent grade, you’ll have to pre set, or determine how far the grade stick is from the level

Sure thing! Converting between tenths and percentages can be tricky, especially when dealing with different units like inches and metric. To run a 2% slope on a 6-inch pavement, you'd need to calculate the rise over run. Since 2% is equal to 0.02, you'd multiply the length of the pavement (6 inches) by 0.02 to find the rise. For a 6-inch pavement, the rise would be 0.12 inches. Similarly, for a 4-inch pavement, the rise would be 0.08 inches. This calculation helps ensure your pavement has the correct slope for drainage and stability. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask!

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Thanks for watching! Traditional surveying is good, but modern laser levels make things easier and more accurate. They've improved how we measure and work. If you have questions, just ask!

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Marking grade sticks are still used in construction and surveying! Despite advancements in technology, grade sticks remain a reliable tool for ensuring accurate elevation measurements on job sites. They're like the timeless classic in the world of construction tools!

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