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APPROXIMATION OF A CATENARY FORMED OUT OF A ROPE ACCORDING TO THE HEIGHTS OF ITS POINTS OF HOLD
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INTRODUCTION 1.1 An Elementary Definition of a Catenary When we talk about field observations obtained with the aid of a rope or measuring tape, held in two different points and at a particular height, it is necessary to acknowledge that the rope or measuring tape will sag at points where it is not firmly held, and therefore also assume a particular shape that will not be a straight line, which would invariably be the ideal in such a situation. This shape achieved through the sagging of a rope
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