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    The document contains a table of x and y values for different values of the parameter A between 8 and 12.5. It shows that as A increases, the y values for each x generally decrease. The range of A from 9 to 9.25 is noted to be close to the experimental values. A graph is provided with lines for A=8.5, 9.25, 9.5 and the experimental values, clearly showing the trend of decreasing y values as A increases.

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    Empirical proof of the equation of a catenary

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    The document contains a table of x and y values for different values of the parameter A between 8 and 12.5. It shows that as A increases, the y values for each x generally decrease. The range of A from 9 to 9.25 is noted to be close to the experimental values. A graph is provided with lines for A=8.5, 9.25, 9.5 and the experimental values, clearly showing the trend of decreasing y values as A increases.

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    Catenary Proof

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    The document contains a table of x and y values for different values of the parameter A between 8 and 12.5. It shows that as A increases, the y values for each x generally decrease. The range of A from 9 to 9.25 is noted to be close to the experimental values. A graph is provided with lines for A=8.5, 9.25, 9.5 and the experimental values, clearly showing the trend of decreasing y values as A increases.

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    A=8

    x
    0
    0.5
    1
    1.5
    2
    2.5
    3
    3.5
    4
    4.5
    5
    5.5
    6
    6.5
    7
    7.5
    8
    8.5
    9
    9.5
    10
    10.5
    11
    11.5
    12

    8.5
    0
    0.01471
    0.058891
    0.132697
    0.236382
    0.370305
    0.53493
    0.730827
    0.958674
    1.219259
    1.513485
    1.842369
    2.207051
    2.608791
    3.048982
    3.529146
    4.050945
    4.616185
    5.226824
    5.884974
    6.592913
    7.353092
    8.168141
    9.040883
    9.974337

    A=9

    A=9.25
    A=9.5
    9
    9.25
    9.5 Experimental
    0
    0
    0
    0.013892 0.013517 0.013161
    0.055613 0.054107 0.05268
    0.12529 0.121888 0.118667
    0.223138 0.21706 0.211305
    0.349461 0.339899 0.33085
    0.504647 0.490766 0.477634
    0.689176
    0.6701 0.652063
    0.903617 0.878426 0.85462
    1.148634 1.116354 1.085867
    1.424981 1.384577 1.346445
    1.733512 1.683881 1.637075
    2.07518 2.015139 1.958563
    2.45104 2.37932
    2.3118
    2.862251 2.777489 2.697763
    3.310083 3.210809 3.117524
    3.79592 3.680545 3.572244
    4.32126 4.188073 4.063183
    4.887726 4.734873 4.591702
    5.497066 5.322545 5.159266
    6.151161 5.952807 5.767446
    6.852032 6.627499 6.417928
    7.601841 7.348594 7.112515
    8.402904 8.118199 7.85313
    9.257693 8.938564 8.641825

    Range of A: 9 to 9.25
    Close to experimental values

    1
    y

    2
    3
    4
    5
    7
    9

    10
    9
    8
    7
    6
    5
    4
    3
    2
    1
    0

    y vs x

    0
    10
    9
    8
    7
    6
    5
    4
    3
    2
    1
    0

    10

    12

    14
    8.5
    9.25
    9.5
    Experimental

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