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50 m I B 6 m "W" Figure no. 3 100 N 200 N 0. -120.50 Situation 3. For the cable shown in the figure no. 3; with a span of 50 meters having an unknown 'w". 7. Which of the following most nearly gives the maximum uniform loading "w" in N/m that the cable can support if it can sustain a maximum tension of 3000 N before it will break? a. 64.2 b. 51.9 c. 55.7 d. 48.9 8. Which of the following most nearly gives the tension (in N) at the lowest point of the cable? a. 2811 c. 2541 b. 2703 d. 2648 9. Which of the following most nearly gives the approximate length of the cable in meters? a. 51.845 b. 54.248 c. 53.244 d. 55.314

50 m I B 6 m "W" Figure no. 3 100 N 200 N 0. -120.50 Situation 3. For the cable shown in the figure no. 3; with a span of 50 meters having an unknown 'w". 7. Which of the following most nearly gives the maximum uniform loading "w" in N/m that the cable can support if it can sustain a maximum tension of 3000 N before it will break? a. 64.2 b. 51.9 c. 55.7 d. 48.9 8. Which of the following most nearly gives the tension (in N) at the lowest point of the cable? a. 2811 c. 2541 b. 2703 d. 2648 9. Which of the following most nearly gives the approximate length of the cable in meters? a. 51.845 b. 54.248 c. 53.244 d. 55.314

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50 m I B 6 m "W" Figure no. 3 100 N 200 N
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0. -120.50 Situation 3. For the cable shown in the figure no. 3; with a span of 50 meters having an unknown 'w". 7. Which of the following most nearly gives the maximum uniform loading "w" in N/m that the cable can support if it can sustain a maximum tension of 3000 N before it will break? a. 64.2 b. 51.9 c. 55.7 d. 48.9 8. Which of the following most nearly gives the tension (in N) at the lowest point of the cable? a. 2811 c. 2541 b. 2703 d. 2648 9. Which of the following most nearly gives the approximate length of the cable in meters? a. 51.845 b. 54.248 c. 53.244 d. 55.314
Transcribed Image Text:0. -120.50 Situation 3. For the cable shown in the figure no. 3; with a span of 50 meters having an unknown 'w". 7. Which of the following most nearly gives the maximum uniform loading "w" in N/m that the cable can support if it can sustain a maximum tension of 3000 N before it will break? a. 64.2 b. 51.9 c. 55.7 d. 48.9 8. Which of the following most nearly gives the tension (in N) at the lowest point of the cable? a. 2811 c. 2541 b. 2703 d. 2648 9. Which of the following most nearly gives the approximate length of the cable in meters? a. 51.845 b. 54.248 c. 53.244 d. 55.314
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