20. Which of the following most nearly gives the length (m) of the cable?b. 24.26d. 30.19a. 29.48c. 20.262.b 20 mlICIALOWOBridW.AEpsnim Jabni toSITUATION G. The moving cable has a mass of 10 kg/m andcarries equally spaced chairs and passengers, whose added massis 20 kg/m when averaged over the length of the cable. The cableleads horizontally from the supporting guide wheel at Amatebni tosergeblentapu adi zaviz 60 m E44444ogniwal srit to doinW ZEmetabol21. Which of the following most nearly gives the tension at A?a. 17.7 KNb. 27.4 KNc. 33.3 KNd. 64.2 KN 22. Which of the following most nearly gives the tension at B?a. 17.7 KNd. 64.2 KNb. 27.4 KNc. 33.3 KN23. Which of the following most nearly gives the length of the cable?a. 17.7msdmam ni b27.4 mavig yc. 33.3 mm golwod. 64.2 m ridW.ELSa te bsol sinu feutiv innoshor of

Mass of cable = 10 kg/mMass of chair and passenger = 20 kg/m

20. Which of the following most nearly gives the length (m) of the cable? b. 24.26 d. 30.19 a. 29.48 c. 20.26 SITUATION G. The moving cable has a mass of 10 kg/m and carries equally spaced chairs and passengers, whose added mass is 20 kg/m when averaged over the length of the cable. The cable leads horizontally from the supporting guide wheel at A. imatebni to sengsbleniapa adi zavia 60 m2 B 20 m 1A 44444 yosnim bidW.AE to doidW ZE snimatsbal 21. Which of the following most nearly gives the tension at A? a. 17.7 KN b. 27.4 KN c. 33.3 KN d. 64.2 KN

20. Which of the following most nearly gives the length (m) of the cable? b. 24.26 d. 30.19 a. 29.48 c. 20.26 SITUATION G. The moving cable has a mass of 10 kg/m and carries equally spaced chairs and passengers, whose added mass is 20 kg/m when averaged over the length of the cable. The cable leads horizontally from the supporting guide wheel at A. imatebni to sengsbleniapa adi zavia 60 m2 B 20 m 1A 44444 yosnim bidW.AE to doidW ZE snimatsbal 21. Which of the following most nearly gives the tension at A? a. 17.7 KN b. 27.4 KN c. 33.3 KN d. 64.2 KN

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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