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They are - the two service courts in tennis are simply the left and right side of the court. See http://daynamanning.ca/archives/2005/11/tennis_court_di.htm for details on court dimensions, post positions, etc.
The net should be 3' (36") or 91.5cm at the center strap, and 3'6" (42") or 106.5cm at the post. You can stand your racquet on the ground for reference.
There is no specific rule or regulation for the placement of the umpire's chair. Generally speaking, it is positioned to the side of one net post, tangential to the net, so that the umpire may see both sides of the court as "evenly" as possible. The chair may be placed directly beside or a few feet from the net post, away from the court.
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It is impossible to make a rope or such line hang straight, since it will always stretch out and form a hyperbolic shape
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