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Discussion Forum : Surveying - Section 7 (Q.No. 5)
5.
Number of links per metre length of a chain are
Discussion:
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Neeraj said:
8 years ago
5 is correct because each link is provided after 20cm or 0.2 m. So, if we count manually also from starting of the chain then we will get 5 links per metre.
Roy said:
8 years ago
First, assume itis 20 m chain. Each link 0.2m. So, total no of links in 20 m chain is ={20/0.2)=100.
Therefore no of links per m length is=(100/20)=5.
Therefore no of links per m length is=(100/20)=5.
(1)
Anome said:
5 years ago
This is for 30 m chain.
For 30 m chain = 150 links,
Therefore , 1 m = 5 links,
And for 20 m chain = 100 links.
For 30 m chain = 150 links,
Therefore , 1 m = 5 links,
And for 20 m chain = 100 links.
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Ramanan said:
4 years ago
Whether one link (Revenue measurement chain ie 66 ft) is 20 cm or 8 inches?
Anyone explain it, please.
Anyone explain it, please.
MOPIDEVI VIJAI KISHORE said:
2 years ago
In general, a metric chain has a 10 cm link length for a meter length.
So, the answer should be 10.
So, the answer should be 10.
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Sagar Dahal said:
3 years ago
20 meter length = 100 links.
1 meter length = 100/20 links.
= 5 links.
1 meter length = 100/20 links.
= 5 links.
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Inayat Ullah Kakar said:
9 months ago
1 Link = 20cm
1m = 100cm.
The number of links per metre length of a chain are = 100/20.
= 5.
1m = 100cm.
The number of links per metre length of a chain are = 100/20.
= 5.
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Rahul dandotiya said:
9 years ago
5 is because gunter chain is 20m or 66 ft. Total link 100 so each link is 5.
Vicky said:
9 years ago
How it's 5 why not 2?
Here they didn't mention what type of chain it was.
Here they didn't mention what type of chain it was.
David said:
3 years ago
Anyone, Prove that gunter chain is greater than 20 meter chain.
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