Use a steel strip with a length of 20 m and a cross-sectional area of 5 mm2 and its weight 1.5 kg in. Use the tape by hanging it under the tension of 5 kg to measure A. 506m distance at 40 ° C. The linear parameter Dilation (a) 0.000018 m /° C has been placed at A. Temperature of 20 ° C under standard pressure of 2.5 kg. Calculate The real distance using a clastic modulus of steel is 106 kg / m.

Use a steel strip with a length of 20 m and a cross-sectional area of 5 mm2 and its weight 1.5 kg in. Use the tape by hanging it under the tension of 5 kg to measure A. 506m distance at 40 ° C. The linear parameter Dilation (a) 0.000018 m /° C has been placed at A. Temperature of 20 ° C under standard pressure of 2.5 kg. Calculate The real distance using a clastic modulus of steel is 106 kg / m.

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