Q5/A beam with a length L is attached to the wall with a cable as shown. A load W = 400 lb. is attached to the beam. The tension force, T, k in the cable is given by: T = WL√h²+x² hx For a beam with L = 120 in. and h = 50 in. calculate T for x = 10, 30, 50, 70, 90, and 110 in. MATLAB D 8 W

Q5/A beam with a length L is attached to the wall with a cable as shown. A load W = 400 lb. is attached to the beam. The tension force, T, k in the cable is given by: T = WL√h²+x² hx For a beam with L = 120 in. and h = 50 in. calculate T for x = 10, 30, 50, 70, 90, and 110 in. MATLAB D 8 W

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Q5/ A beam with a length L is attached to the wall with a cable as shown.
A load W = 400 lb.
is attached to the beam. The tension force, T,
k
in the cable is given by: T =
WL√h²+x²
hx
For a beam with L= 120 in. and h = 50 in.
calculate T for x = 10, 30, 50, 70, 90, and 110 in.
MATLAB
D
W

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