Please do Asap Mechanical Engineeringa cable is 5000 m longweighs 49kg/m has a diameter of 133 mmand a maximum bending radius of 2.4m.how many stacks can you make out of it tostore it in a sphere shaped cage without goingabove 3 m high. you are free to choose theminimum and maximum diameter of thesphere cage.

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echanical Engineering cable is 5000 m long eighs 49kg/m has a diameter of 133 mm nd a maximum bending radius of 2.4m. ow many stacks can you make out of it to Core it in a sphere shaped cage without going Dove 3 m high. you are free to choose the inimum and maximum diameter of the here cage

echanical Engineering cable is 5000 m long eighs 49kg/m has a diameter of 133 mm nd a maximum bending radius of 2.4m. ow many stacks can you make out of it to Core it in a sphere shaped cage without going Dove 3 m high. you are free to choose the inimum and maximum diameter of the here cage

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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