Problem 3For the cable shown in the figure below:50 m'A6 mB"w"Question 7Which of the following most nearly gives the maximum uniform loading "w" in N/m that the cable can support if it is capable ofsustaining a maximum tension of 3000 N before it will break?A64.251.9c) 55.748.9E) None of the aboveQuestion 8Which of the following most nearly gives the tension at the lowest point (at the midpoint) of the cable?A) 2811 NВ2703 N2541D) 2648None of the aboveQuestion 9Which of the following most nearly gives the approximate length of the cable in meters?A) 51.845B54.24853.24455.314E) None of the above

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