For the cable shown in Figure 6: a) 9.2 kN b) 14.5 kN c) 18.1 kN d) 25.0 kN e) 7.7 kN the tension in the segment AB equal to: a) 1.7 m b) 0.42 m c) 2.0 m d) 4.5 m e) 3.8 m Q12] fe is measured to be 30° and the force in BC is 10 kN, is the vertical distance between D and C equal to: 3.0m Page 5 of 9 OBL B 6kN 4.0m 8 3.0m 16kN C Figure 6 TURN OVER D 1.0m 3.0m

For the cable shown in Figure 6: a) 9.2 kN b) 14.5 kN c) 18.1 kN d) 25.0 kN e) 7.7 kN the tension in the segment AB equal to: a) 1.7 m b) 0.42 m c) 2.0 m d) 4.5 m e) 3.8 m Q12] fe is measured to be 30° and the force in BC is 10 kN, is the vertical distance between D and C equal to: 3.0m Page 5 of 9 OBL B 6kN 4.0m 8 3.0m 16kN C Figure 6 TURN OVER D 1.0m 3.0m

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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