A 50 meter steel tape is suspended in the air between a transit and a vertical rod which is placed exactly at the 50 meter mark. The slope of the measured line is 1 degree and 30 minutes. The tension on the tape is 10 kg, and the weight of the tape per unit length is O.05 kg/m. What normal tension (N) is required in order that the effect of sag will be eliminated when the tape is

A 50 meter steel tape is suspended in the air between a transit and a vertical rod which is placed exactly at the 50 meter mark. The slope of the measured line is 1 degree and 30 minutes. The tension on the tape is 10 kg, and the weight of the tape per unit length is O.05 kg/m. What normal tension (N) is required in order that the effect of sag will be eliminated when the tape is

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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