Calculate Tension in Cables to Support Cantilever Beam

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sawaf

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Aug 28, 2007

hello everybody
i have a problem of how I can determine the tesion in three cables required to support a cantilever beam have a distributed load of 302 kg/m[/QUOTE]

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Nesk

Aug 28, 2007

Have you made an attempt of solving it, and could you share your considerations about how the problem could be solved?

Calculate Tension in Cables to Support Cantilever Beam

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