Find the change in elevation of points a-b and c

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A 1.0-m rigid horizontal support is hung by two cables. One cable is brass and The other cable is high-density polyethylene plastic. At room temperature (21°C), the cables measure 3.50 m vertically. When the temperature drops to 15°C, find the following: (a) The change in length in each cable (b) The change in elevation of points A, B, and C

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