why conductors of low tensile strength 1)produce greater sag and 2)can not be

why conductors of low tensile strength
1)produce greater sag and
2)can not be used for larger spans

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why conductors of low tensile strength 1)produce greater sag and 2)can not be used for larger span..

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More elongation due to tension

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