Using a standardized 100 ft steel tape a distance of 2361.37 feet was measured using 20 # of pull. The tape was standardized at 12# of pull. Compute to two decimal places the actual distance measured. The tape has a cross sectional area of 0.025 square inches.
Using a standardized 100 ft steel tape a distance of 2361.37 feet was measured using 20 # of pull. The tape was standardized at 12# of pull. Compute to two decimal places the actual distance measured. The tape has a cross sectional area of 0.025 square inches.
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Given that here 100 ft steel tape at a distance of 2361.37feet.
The tape standardized for 12# of pull.
Measured by using 20# of pull.
Cross section area = 0.025 sq.in.=
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