Mechanical Engineering: Ch 10: Forces on Cables (30 of 33) Catenary - How to Solve Given h, x: Ex

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In this video I will find length=? and w=? when given sag=3m, span=9m, and T=200g. (Hint: Need to find h, x, c, y, s first.).

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how do you take the hyperbolic cosh (without using the calculator)?

anaflaviapiacentini
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this is wrong that is g(9.81)/m is not equal to N/m . first you have to convert the g into kg and then multiply with 9.81 to convert into N and then divide by y so you can get w(N/m).

James-lydc