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A cable loaded by its own weight alone forms a catenary. On a suspension bridge, the main load comes from the road, which is a horizontally uniform load. This gives indeed a parabola.
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Suspended cables form a catenary or a parábola?
A cable loaded by its own weight alone forms a catenary. On a suspension bridge, the main load comes from the road, which is a horizontally uniform load. This gives indeed a parabola.