A steel tape of 50 meters long was used to measure the distance AD, which lies on a straight line, as shown Height difference inclination angle of tension Measured length 42 381 m 74.625 m Measurement method Section 4 kgm 2 24' sag On an inclined AB BC area 3.18m 62.134 m On an inclined CD area if the measurements were made at a temperature of 32 degrees Celsius, and after taking the measurements it was found that the standard temperature was 22 degrees Celsius and that the true length of the used tape is 50.006 m and the weight of the tape is 1.12 kg and the coefficient of thermal expansion 0.0000112 is one degree Celsius for one meter Find the corrected length of AD

A steel tape of 50 meters long was used to measure the distance AD, which lies on a straight line, as shown Height difference inclination angle of tension Measured length 42 381 m 74.625 m Measurement method Section 4 kgm 2 24' sag On an inclined AB BC area 3.18m 62.134 m On an inclined CD area if the measurements were made at a temperature of 32 degrees Celsius, and after taking the measurements it was found that the standard temperature was 22 degrees Celsius and that the true length of the used tape is 50.006 m and the weight of the tape is 1.12 kg and the coefficient of thermal expansion 0.0000112 is one degree Celsius for one meter Find the corrected length of AD

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