The figure above shows a rope with a weight of 7 N / m which is suspended between points A and B. Point B is 10 m lower than point A. The arrow height in the middle between points A and B is 12 ma. Calculate the tension in the rope at A and at B. b. Calculate the rope length from point A to point B (Detailed answer for A 10 m B 70 m

The figure above shows a rope with a weight of 7 N / m which is suspended between points A and B. Point B is 10 m lower than point A. The arrow height in the middle between points A and B is 12 ma. Calculate the tension in the rope at A and at B. b. Calculate the rope length from point A to point B (Detailed answer for A 10 m B 70 m

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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