A 100 feet tape is 1/2 inch wide and 1/32 inch thick. If the tape is...

 

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A 100 feet tape is 1/2 inch wide and 1/32 inch thick. If the tape is correct under a pull of 12 Ibs., the error made by using a pull of 15 lbs is: (E = 29,000,000 lbs/in2) %3D 0.006 FT 0.009 FT 0.0007 FT 0.0009 FT QUESTION 22 A 100 foot steel tape is broken between 76 ft and 77 ft mark. In splicing the tape, a 1 foot length was omitted making the tape 99 ft. long. A line was laid out and the reading from the tape was 1291.6 ft. The correction to be made to the recorded length is: Subtract 12 feet O Add 12 feet Subtract 13 feet O Add 13 feet A 100 feet tape is 1/2 inch wide and 1/32 inch thick. If the tape is correct under a pull of 12 Ibs., the error made by using a pull of 15 lbs is: (E = 29,000,000 lbs/in2) %3D 0.006 FT 0.009 FT 0.0007 FT 0.0009 FT QUESTION 22 A 100 foot steel tape is broken between 76 ft and 77 ft mark. In splicing the tape, a 1 foot length was omitted making the tape 99 ft. long. A line was laid out and the reading from the tape was 1291.6 ft. The correction to be made to the recorded length is: Subtract 12 feet O Add 12 feet Subtract 13 feet O Add 13 feet

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