Which of the following would produce the greatest error when taping a distance of 100' with a steel tape? a. the tape is supported throughout but pulled with too litte tension b the tape is 2' off line c the tape is supported throughtout but pulled with too much tension d. the tape is on a 5% slope without correcting for it After a day of field work, you should copy and/or rewrite you field notes to make them nearer and more readable.

Which of the following would produce the greatest error when taping a distance of 100' with a steel tape? a. the tape is supported throughout but pulled with too litte tension b the tape is 2' off line c the tape is supported throughtout but pulled with too much tension d. the tape is on a 5% slope without correcting for it After a day of field work, you should copy and/or rewrite you field notes to make them nearer and more readable.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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