A 50-m steel tape weighing 0.035kg/m supported at its end points. and is used to measure a line is constantly AB with a steady pull of 6.5kg. If a measured length of line AB is 100 determine the following: Correction due to sag for the m, 1. whole tape length 2. Total sag correction for the whole length 3. Correct length of line

A 50-m steel tape weighing 0.035kg/m supported at its end points. and is used to measure a line is constantly AB with a steady pull of 6.5kg. If a measured length of line AB is 100 determine the following: Correction due to sag for the m, 1. whole tape length 2. Total sag correction for the whole length 3. Correct length of line

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