A parabolic cable with 20 -meter span is uniformly loaded horizontally with intensity of
30k(N)/(m)
. The left support is 4 meters lower than the right support and is 8 meters above the lowest sag. Compute the distance of the right support from the lowest sag in meters. Compute the tension at the lowest sag in kiloNewtons. Compute for the minimum support reaction in kiloNewtons.

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A parabolic cable with 20 -meter span is uniformly loaded horizontally with intensity of

30k(N)/(m)

. The left support is 4 meters lower than the right support and is 8 meters above the lowest sag. Compute the distance of the right support from the lowest sag in meters. Compute the tension at the lowest sag in kiloNewtons. Compute for the minimum support reaction in kiloNewtons.

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