The proper representation of the force of a flexible cable, belt, chain, or rope if the weight of the cable, belt, chain, or tope is negligible is: A force in tension along the cable, belt, chain, or rope and a moment about the point at which the cable, belt, chain, or rope is connected to the object. A force along the cable, belt, chain, or rope in tension. A force along the cable, belt, chain, or rope either in tension or compression. A force with one component along the cable, belt, chain, or rope and another component perpendicular to the cable, belt, chain, or rope.

The proper representation of the force of a flexible cable, belt, chain, or rope if the weight of the cable, belt, chain, or tope is negligible is: A force in tension along the cable, belt, chain, or rope and a moment about the point at which the cable, belt, chain, or rope is connected to the object. A force along the cable, belt, chain, or rope in tension. A force along the cable, belt, chain, or rope either in tension or compression. A force with one component along the cable, belt, chain, or rope and another component perpendicular to the cable, belt, chain, or rope.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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