A 20 m chain was found to be correct at the time of commencement. A distance was measured along a line and found to be 1650 m, where as actually it was known to be 1665 m. What was the length of the chain at the end ? (Ans. 20.182 m) Please do step by step in detail, thanks

A 20 m chain was found to be correct at the time of commencement. A distance was measured along a line and found to be 1650 m, where as actually it was known to be 1665 m. What was the length of the chain at the end ? (Ans. 20.182 m) Please do step by step in detail, thanks

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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A 20 m chain was found to be correct at the time of commencement.

A distance was measured along a line and found to be 1650 m,

where as actually it was known to be 1665 m. What was the length

of the chain at the end ?

(Ans. 20.182 m)

Please do step by step in detail, thanks

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