A 30-m tape weighs 12.5 g/m and has a cross section of 0.022 cm2 . It measures correctly when supported through out under a tension of 8.0 kg and at a temperature of 20°C . When used in the field, the tape is only supported at its ends, under a pull of 9.0 kg, and at an average temperature of 28°C. Determine the distance between the zero and 30-m marks. Use six decimal digits.

A 30-m tape weighs 12.5 g/m and has a cross section of 0.022 cm2 . It measures correctly when supported through out under a tension of 8.0 kg and at a temperature of 20°C . When used in the field, the tape is only supported at its ends, under a pull of 9.0 kg, and at an average temperature of 28°C. Determine the distance between the zero and 30-m marks. Use six decimal digits.

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