3. A parabolic cable supports a girder having a weight of 12 KN/m.a) Determine the tension of the cable at C.b) Find the maximum tensile force of the cable.c) Compute the slope of the cable at B.40m12 mB20 m8m 5. The cable carrying the 40 kN loads at B and C is held in position shown by ahorizontal force P= 60 kN applied at A. Neglect the weight of the cable.a) Determine the force in segment CD.b) Calculate the force in segment Bc.c) Determine the value of "h".6mP= G0KNBomA

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3. A parabolic cable supports a girder having a weight of 12 KN/m. a) Determine the tension of the cable at C. b) Find the maximum tensile force of the cable. c) Compute the slope of the cable at B. 40m 12 m B 20 m 8m

3. A parabolic cable supports a girder having a weight of 12 KN/m. a) Determine the tension of the cable at C. b) Find the maximum tensile force of the cable. c) Compute the slope of the cable at B. 40m 12 m B 20 m 8m

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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