1. How are chaining pins used when taping lengths? (2 points) 2. Calculate the corrected length...

 

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1. How are chaining pins used when taping lengths? (2 points) 2. Calculate the corrected length for a measured length of 346.56. The tape used was a 100- ft steel tape that was calibrated as 99.994. (2 points) 3. If you completed a pacing exercise and discovered that you walked 74.5 paces over 1000.0 ft, what would be your paces per 100 ft? (2 points) 4. Which of the following methods are not used for linear measurements? (1 point) a. Pacing b. EDM c. GPS d. Tacheometry e. None of the above 5. T/F Precision refers to the consistence within a group of observations. (1 point) 6. A(n) is considered a blunder, is often caused by carelessness, and should be avoided. (2 points) 1. How are chaining pins used when taping lengths? (2 points) 2. Calculate the corrected length for a measured length of 346.56. The tape used was a 100- ft steel tape that was calibrated as 99.994. (2 points) 3. If you completed a pacing exercise and discovered that you walked 74.5 paces over 1000.0 ft, what would be your paces per 100 ft? (2 points) 4. Which of the following methods are not used for linear measurements? (1 point) a. Pacing b. EDM c. GPS d. Tacheometry e. None of the above 5. T/F Precision refers to the consistence within a group of observations. (1 point) 6. A(n) is considered a blunder, is often caused by carelessness, and should be avoided. (2 points)

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1Chaining pins are used to secure the end of a measuring tape to an object so that the tape can be extended to measure a long distance To use chaining pins first drive the pin into the object at the e... View the full answer