plz solve with explanation ASAP 1. A steel tape have a standardized length of 30.00m, with 5 kg tension, at 30 °C, andsupported throughout, was used to measure a distance over smooth, level terrain andsupported throughout under 9 kg of tension and at an average recorded temperature of22°C. The recorded distance was 915.258m. Determine the correct horizontaldistance. The weight of the tape is 0.60 kg. Assume coefficient of thermal expansionequal to 0.0000116/°C and E = 2.1 x 106 kg/cm?. Assume the unit weight of the tapeis 3.8 x 103 kg/m³.2. A 30-m tape weighs 12 g/m and has a cross section of 0.020 cm2. It measurescorrectly when supported throughout under a tension of 8.5 kg and at a temperature of20°C. When used in the field, the tape is supported at its ends only, under a tension of8.5kg. The temperature is 13.5 °C. What is the distance between the 0- and 30-m

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2. A 30-m tape weighs 12 g/m and has a cross section of 0.020 cm2. It measures correctly when supported throughout under a tension of 8.5 kg and at a temperature of 20°C. When used in the field, the tape is supported at its ends only, under a tension of 8.5 kg. The temperature is 13.5 °C. What is the distance between the 0- and 30-m

2. A 30-m tape weighs 12 g/m and has a cross section of 0.020 cm2. It measures correctly when supported throughout under a tension of 8.5 kg and at a temperature of 20°C. When used in the field, the tape is supported at its ends only, under a tension of 8.5 kg. The temperature is 13.5 °C. What is the distance between the 0- and 30-m

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