What is the answer? Provide a complete handwritten solution and use a step-by-step calculation. Use a given, required, solution format and simplify your answer with its corresponding units. Problem # 3a. What difference in temperature from standard if neglect in use of a steel tape will causean error of 0.010 in every 50.00m, if the coefficient of thermal expansion is 0.0000116m/m-°C?b. What difference in temperature from standard if neglect in use of a steel tape will causean error of -(0.015) in every 50.00m, if the coefficient of thermal expansion is 0.0000116m/m-°C?

Given: a) L=50m ∆L=0.01m alpha=0.0000116 m/m-oC b) L=50m ∆L= -0.015m alpha=0.0000116m/m-oC To find…

Problem # 3 a. What difference in temperature from standard if neglect in use of a steel tape an error of 0.010 in every 50.00m, if the coefficient of thermal expansion is m/m-°C? b. What difference in temperature from standard if neglect in use of a steel tape an error of -(0.015) in every 50.00m, if the coefficient of thermal expansion is m/m-°C?

Problem # 3 a. What difference in temperature from standard if neglect in use of a steel tape an error of 0.010 in every 50.00m, if the coefficient of thermal expansion is m/m-°C? b. What difference in temperature from standard if neglect in use of a steel tape an error of -(0.015) in every 50.00m, if the coefficient of thermal expansion is m/m-°C?

Engineering Fundamentals: An Introduction to Engineering (MindTap Course List)

5th Edition

ISBN:9781305084766

Author:Saeed Moaveni

Publisher:Saeed Moaveni

Chapter6: Fundamental Dimensions And Units

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 20P

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