Please solve qno1 and qno2 must solve please hurry up will surely Upvote. Best thankuu. 1.The observed temperature when the lengthof tape is 50 m is 29.6 °C and a pull of15kilosDuring theISapplied.measurement,the temperature recorded is18.9 °C and the applied pull is 15 kilos.The base line is measured to be 1632.48m. Determine the correct length of the line.Use coefficient ofthermalexpansion,0.00001 16/°C.2.A 30 m steel tape standardized at 20°Cand supported throughout under a tensionof 5.45 kg was found to be 30.012 mlong. The tape had a cross sectional areaof 0.05 cm² and a weight of 0.03967kg/m. This tape was held horizontal,supported at the ends only, with aconstant tension of 9.09 kg, to measure aline from A to B in three segments. Thedata listed in the following table wererecorded.Segment Distance (m) Temp. (°C)A-130.0001430.0001521.15116Determine the correct length of line AB.1-22-B3.With the transit at point A and the line ofsight horizontal, the stadia intercept at Bwas found to be 1.94 m. If the stadiaconstant is 0.3 and AB 194.2 m, findthe stadia interval factor.=

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1. 15 IS applied. The observed temperature when the length of tape is 50 m is 29.6 °C and a pull of kilos During the measurement, the temperature recorded is 18.9 °C and the applied pull is 15 kilos. The base line is measured to be 1632.48 m. Determine the correct length of the line. Use coefficient of thermal expansion, 0.00001 16/°C.

1. 15 IS applied. The observed temperature when the length of tape is 50 m is 29.6 °C and a pull of kilos During the measurement, the temperature recorded is 18.9 °C and the applied pull is 15 kilos. The base line is measured to be 1632.48 m. Determine the correct length of the line. Use coefficient of thermal expansion, 0.00001 16/°C.

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