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A flexible cable of length 100 m and weight 8 N/m sags 5 m between two supports. If the slope of the cable at the supports is 46 degrees, calculate the total weight of the cable.

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Given data:

  • Length of cable, Lc=100L_c = 100 m
  • Sag of the cable, h=5h = 5 m
  • Weight of the cable per unit length, w=8w = 8 N/m
  • Slope of the cable at the supports, θ=46∘\theta = 46^\circ

First, let's calculate the total weight of the cable:
Total weight Wtotal=w×Lc=8 N/m×100 m=800 NW_{total} = w \times L_c = 8 \text{ N/m} \times 100 \text{ m} = 800 \text{ N}.

Since the cable is supported between two equal supports, the vertical

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