QUESTION 3The cable system shown in the figure below is subjected to a uniformly distributed load of 15KN/mbetween the supports. The horizontal distance between the supports is 80m and the vertical distancebetween the lowest point and the left hand support is 4m.Determine:(a) The total length of the cable between the supports.(b) The tension in the cable at A and B and find the maximum tension.B456 m30°[4 m15 kN/m80 m

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The cable system shown in the figure below is subjected to a uniformly distri between the supports. The horizontal distance between the supports is 80m between the lowest point and the left hand support is 4m. Determine: (a) The total length of the cable between the supports. (b) The tension in the cable at A and B and find the maximum tension.

The cable system shown in the figure below is subjected to a uniformly distri between the supports. The horizontal distance between the supports is 80m between the lowest point and the left hand support is 4m. Determine: (a) The total length of the cable between the supports. (b) The tension in the cable at A and B and find the maximum tension.

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