A 500-lb block W is supported by a boom CB and The boom a flexible cable AB as shown in Fig. weighs 250 lb, and the cable weighs 2.5 Ib/ft. Determine the maximum tension in the cable, the length L of the ca- ble, and the sag h at midspan. Assume that the weight of the cable is uniformly length. distributed along its horizontal 20 ft 16 ft W
A 500-lb block W is supported by a boom CB and The boom a flexible cable AB as shown in Fig. weighs 250 lb, and the cable weighs 2.5 Ib/ft. Determine the maximum tension in the cable, the length L of the ca- ble, and the sag h at midspan. Assume that the weight of the cable is uniformly length. distributed along its horizontal 20 ft 16 ft W
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