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    A cable supports a uniformly distributed load and is fixed between two points 100m apart with one point 15m higher than the other. The lowest point of the cable is 10m below the lower support. The summary must determine: (1) the maximum and minimum tension in the cable, and (2) the total length of the cable.

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    A cable supports a uniformly distributed load and is fixed between two points 100m apart with one point 15m higher than the other. The lowest point of the cable is 10m below the lower support. The summary must determine: (1) the maximum and minimum tension in the cable, and (2) the total length of the cable.

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    STD_PCS Problem 3_Parabolic Cable

    A cable supports a 0.20KN/m uniformly distributed load with respect to the horizontal and is supported between two
    fixed points 100m apart, one being 15m apart. The lowest point of the cable is 10m below the lower support.
    Determine the maximum and minimum values of the tension in the cable, and the total length of the cable.

    Name Term Page Total

    SAINT CARILLO, JOEM R. PRELIMS


    LOUIS Activity Number Subject
    UNIVERSITY Civil
    STD – PCS 2 CE 3111D – STRUCTRAL THEORY (DESIGN) Engineering
    STD_PCS Problem 4_Catenary Cable
    A chain of weighing 3kg/m is suspended between two points on the same level 20m apart and sag of 4m. Determine
    the minimum and the maximum tension.

    STD_PCS Problem 5_Three Hinged Arch


    Solve for the horizontal component reaction at hinged E [Eh] and vertical component reaction at hinged A [Av].

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