8 Calculate the sag, relative to A, of the points C and D in the cable shown in Fig. P.5.3. Determinealso the tension in each of its segments.Ans. C– 4.2 m, D – 3.1 m, TAB – 10.98 kN, TBC – 9.68 kN, TCD – 9.43 kN, TDE – 11.0 kN. AE0.5m2.6mB3 kNCV 4 kNV5 kN4 m5 m5 m4 m

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Calculate the sag, relative to A, of the points C and D in the cable shown in Fig. P.5.3. Determine also the tension in each of its segments. Ans. C – 4.2 m, D – 3.1 m, TAB – 10.98 kN, Tpc – 9.68 kN, TD – 9.43 kN, TDE – 11.0 kN.