1. A cable supports a load of 50 kg/m uniformly distributed along the horizontal and is suspended from the two fixed points 10 m A and B located as shown. a. Calculate the cable tensions at A and B. b. Determine the length of the cable. 10 m 50 kg/m

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Cables

Cables are collections of wires, alternatively referred to as a cord, connector, or plug. They are one or more wires covered in a plastic covering that allows for the transmission of power or data between devices. The earliest use of recognizable electrical cable was the early commercialized telegraph lines. These were iron-made and tedious to produce and install cabling.