a. 56 mmb. 57 mmc. 66 mmd. 67 mm97. Compute minimum diameter of thecable considering allowable deformationonly.a. 66 mmb. 67 mmc. 56 mmd. 57 mm98. Compute minimum diameter of thecable.a. 57 mmb. 56 mmc. 67 mmd. 66 mm SITUATION22:A steel cable has a length of 4.5 m and isto carry a 300 kN load. It has an allowableaxial stress of 125 MPa and an allowabledeformation of 1.95 mm.96. Compute minimum diameter of thecable considering allowable stress alone.

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a. 56 mm
b. 57 mm
c. 66 mm
d. 67 mm
97. Compute minimum diameter of the
cable considering allowable deformation
only.
a. 66 mm
b. 67 mm
c. 56 mm
d. 57 mm
98. Compute minimum diameter of the
cable.
a. 57 mm
b. 56 mm
c. 67 mm
d. 66 mm

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22:
A steel cable has a length of 4.5 m and is
to carry a 300 kN load. It has an allowable
axial stress of 125 MPa and an allowable
deformation of 1.95 mm.
96. Compute minimum diameter of the
cable considering allowable stress alone.

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