Figure A1-1 shows a cross-section through a 5 mm diameter braided steel flexible cable that is used on a farm trailer. The cable has a failure load of 25 kN and comprises 7 bundles of 19 individual steel wires. To protect against corrosion, the cable is galvanised and covered in a heat-shrink polyolefin sleeve; also, the ends of the cable are crimped and are encased in epoxy resin. Because of the rigidity of the end-fixings, the wire bundles move relative to one another as the braids twist and untwist in response to bending of the cable in service. (i) Discuss reasons why the cable is susceptible to early failure due to corrosion. (3 marks) (ii) Comment upon the cable design from a sustainability perspective and suggest modifications to improve its circularity, in the context of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. (6 marks) Polyolefin tube Wire Figure A1-1 Braided steel cable