Please answer these problem ASAP. Then briefly express the answer indicating your numerical basis, on the differences that you notice in the compound tension from the parabolic & catenary analyses resulting from the variation in the amount of sag. Draw a conclusion as to when a cable can be analyzed as parabolic without adversely affecting the results. PS: the indicated problem attached here only ask about parabolic but please solve too it's catenary. The missing question number like 3,4 also have the same given with 1 and 2but it asks to solve the catenary in the next number. Same with question 7&8, it also has the same given with missing question 9 and 10 but then ask for it's catenary. Question 1The same 35 N/m cable hung from supportsof equal elevation in a 30-m span has nowa sag of 12m. Analyze it as parabolic cable.The minimum tension is:your answer in 3 decimal digits)N( expressAnswer: 328.125 NQuestion 2The same 35 N/m cable hung from supportsof equal elevation in a 30-m span has nowa sag of 12m. Analyze it as parabolic cable.The maximum tension is:N( expressyour answer in 3 decimal digits)Answer : 619.102 N Question 7The same 35 N/m cable hung from supportsof equal elevation in a 30-m span has nowa sag of 2m. Analyze it as parabolic cable.The maximum tension is:your answer in 3 decimal digits)N( expressAnswer : 2037.548 NQuestion 8The same 35 N/m cable hung from supportsof equal elevation in a 30-m span has nowa sag of 2m. Analyze it as parabolic cable.The minimum tension is:N(expressyour answer in 3 decimal digits)Answer : 1968.75 N

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Please answer these problem ASAP. Then briefly express the answer indicating your numerical basis, on the differences that you notice in the compound tension from the parabolic & catenary analyses resulting from the variation in the amount of sag. Draw a conclusion as to when a cable can be analyzed as parabolic without adversely affecting the results.

PS: the indicated problem attached here only ask about parabolic but please solve too it's catenary. The missing question number like 3,4 also have the same given with 1 and 2but it asks to solve the catenary in the next number. Same with question 7&8, it also has the same given with missing question 9 and 10 but then ask for it's catenary.

Question 1
The same 35 N/m cable hung from supports
of equal elevation in a 30-m span has now
a sag of 12m. Analyze it as parabolic cable.
The minimum tension is:
your answer in 3 decimal digits)
N( express
Answer: 328.125 N
Question 2
The same 35 N/m cable hung from supports
of equal elevation in a 30-m span has now
a sag of 12m. Analyze it as parabolic cable.
The maximum tension is:
N( express
your answer in 3 decimal digits)
Answer : 619.102 N

Question 7
The same 35 N/m cable hung from supports
of equal elevation in a 30-m span has now
a sag of 2m. Analyze it as parabolic cable.
The maximum tension is:
your answer in 3 decimal digits)
N( express
Answer : 2037.548 N
Question 8
The same 35 N/m cable hung from supports
of equal elevation in a 30-m span has now
a sag of 2m. Analyze it as parabolic cable.
The minimum tension is:
N(express
your answer in 3 decimal digits)
Answer : 1968.75 N

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