P6.2. (a) Determíne the reactions at supports A and E and the maximum tension in the cable in Figure P6.2. (b) Establish the.cable sag at points C and D. 6 m hg=2 m 15 kN B 5 m fa- 3 m -- +2 mt 5 m 20 kN

P6.2. (a) Determíne the reactions at supports A and E and the maximum tension in the cable in Figure P6.2. (b) Establish the.cable sag at points C and D. 6 m hg=2 m 15 kN B 5 m fa- 3 m -- +2 mt 5 m 20 kN

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P6.2. (a) Determíne the reactions at supports A and E
and the maximum tension in the cable in Figure P6.2.
(b) Establish the.cable sag at points C and D.
6 m
hg=2 m
15 kN
B
fa- 3 m --
5 m
+2 mt
5 m
20 kN

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