Module 7: Bending and Shear in Simple BeamsModule 8: Bending and Shear Stresses in BeamsModule 9: Cable Geometry Characteristics Determine the cable tension between each force, and determine therequired length of the cable, for the system shown.12'20'(3.66m) (6.1m) (3.05m) (5.49 m)101181EBD3K2KSAG hc = 12'(3.66m)(13.35K4)7K(31.14 KN)(8.9 KN)

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Determine the cable tension between each force, and determine the required length of the cable, for the system shown. 12' 20' (3.66m) (6.1m) (3.05m) (5.49 m) 101 181 E B D 3K 2K SAG hc = 12' (3.66m) (13.35K4) 7K (31.14 KN) (8.9 KN)