A student was asked to layout a 500 m long line using a 25 m tape that is of standard length at a temperature of 28°C. If the average temperature is 12°C, what is the required measurement? (Use a = 0.0000116 m/m °C) %3D 499.9072 m 498.9072 m 501.0928 m 500.0928 m

A student was asked to layout a 500 m long line using a 25 m tape that is of standard length at a temperature of 28°C. If the average temperature is 12°C, what is the required measurement? (Use a = 0.0000116 m/m °C) %3D 499.9072 m 498.9072 m 501.0928 m 500.0928 m

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A student was asked to layout a 500 m long line using a 25 m tape that is of standard length at
a temperature of 28°C. If the average temperature is 12°C, what is the required measurement?
(Use a = 0.0000116 m/m °C)
%3D
499.9072 m
498.9072 m
501.0928 m
500.0928 m

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