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If the conductor is needed to be strung with a sag of 11.4 ft the tension would be: 2000 Ibs OA. None of the choices are correct OB. 5000 Ibs 6000 Ibs OD. 3000 lbs OE.

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If the conductor is needed to be strung with a sag of 11.4 ft the tension would be:
2000 Ibs
OA.
None of the choices are correct
OB.
5000 Ibs
6000 Ibs
OD.
3000 Ibs
OE.

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