A water supply pipeline crossing a wide river is to be supported by a flexible wire cable with an allowable tensile load of 20000 kg. The pipe weighs 60 kg per meter and has a total length of 60m. Determine the tension the Lowest point of the cable if the sag is to be 3m. * O 9187.811 kg O 9817.118 kg O 9178.181 kg O None of the above 9781.181 kg

A water supply pipeline crossing a wide river is to be supported by a flexible wire cable with an allowable tensile load of 20000 kg. The pipe weighs 60 kg per meter and has a total length of 60m. Determine the tension the Lowest point of the cable if the sag is to be 3m. * O 9187.811 kg O 9817.118 kg O 9178.181 kg O None of the above 9781.181 kg

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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