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2. Consider the system of cable subjected to a uniformly distributed load. Determine the tension at point indicated with letter b and the angle in degrees of which the tangent of those points making to the horizon. 3 m 10 kN/m Evidence required (Do not write in extra information or names) 40 m The last FBD needed to solve for tension at point b before any calculation. Also indicated the angle in the question as well. - Pictures and equations you need to determine all the forces involved in the final FBD except for the tension at b. The list of answers 6 m 6 m Lowest point Verbal Explanation (No notes allowed) State where these reactions come from and what conditions are related to that existence. Explain the purposes of each picture and equation. (What you use each of them for)

2. Consider the system of cable subjected to a uniformly distributed load. Determine the tension at point indicated with letter b and the angle in degrees of which the tangent of those points making to the horizon. 3 m 10 kN/m Evidence required (Do not write in extra information or names) 40 m The last FBD needed to solve for tension at point b before any calculation. Also indicated the angle in the question as well. - Pictures and equations you need to determine all the forces involved in the final FBD except for the tension at b. The list of answers 6 m 6 m Lowest point Verbal Explanation (No notes allowed) State where these reactions come from and what conditions are related to that existence. Explain the purposes of each picture and equation. (What you use each of them for)

Residential Construction Academy: House Wiring (MindTap Course List)

5th Edition

ISBN:9781337402415

Author:Gregory W Fletcher

Publisher:Gregory W Fletcher

Chapter16: Video, Voice, And Data Wiring Installation

Section: Chapter Questions

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