What can you tell me about suspension bridge math?

Answer by  Kassidy (223)

A suspension bridge math problem is generally utilized in Algebra 2 courses. This problem is utilized in conjunction when learning about parabolas. The bridge in the problem is a concave up parabola that is held up by two structures at different heights and distances apart. In calculus, harder suspension bridge problems are given.

Answer by  Lordschild (1398)

For the cables they probably use a set of functions like the ones used for power lines called hyperbolic functions. They are similar to trigonometric functions in name.

Answer by  hoppidopp (0)

t=W*S^2/(8y)