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A circular arch supports a 50KN load. The bending moment at cross section 1 is the largest. The shearing force at cross section 1 is zero. The normal force at cross section 1 acts upward. A cable supports a 3KN/ft triangular load. The tension is largest at cable A. Tension is lowest at cable B. X1 is the distance from the left end to the point of maximum sag. A 1476 ft cable weighs 62 kg and has tensions of 90 lbs and 100 lbs at its ends. The difference in elevation between the maximum sag point and point 1 is needed.

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A circular arch supports a 50KN load. The bending moment at cross section 1 is the largest. The shearing force at cross section 1 is zero. The normal force at cross section 1 acts upward. A cable supports a 3KN/ft triangular load. The tension is largest at cable A. Tension is lowest at cable B. X1 is the distance from the left end to the point of maximum sag. A 1476 ft cable weighs 62 kg and has tensions of 90 lbs and 100 lbs at its ends. The difference in elevation between the maximum sag point and point 1 is needed.

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STRUCTURAL THEORY 1 RECITATION # 1 1. a. b. c. A pin connected circular arch supports a 50KN vertical load as shown in the figure.

Neglecting the weight of the members. (15 pts) Which of the following gives the bending moment that act on the cross section 1 Which of the following gives the shearing magnitude in cross section 1 Which of the following gives the normal force that act on the cross section 1

2. a. b. c.

The cable shown supports a triangular load of 3KN/ft. (30 pts) Find the tension at cable A Find the tension at cable B Find X1

3. a.

A cable 1476 ft long weighs 62 kg. The tensions at the ends of the cable are 90 lbs and 100 lbs respectively. The diameter of the cable is 5 cm. Find the difference in elevation between point of max. sag to point 1

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