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Chapter 6, Solution 1.
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Joint FBDs:

Joint B:
FAB 800 lb FBC
=
=
15
8
17
so

FAB = 1500 lb T W
FBC = 1700 lb C W

Joint C:

FAC Cx 1700 lb
=
=
8
15
17
FAC = 800 lb T W

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Chapter 6, Solution 2.

Joint FBDs:
Joint B:
Fx = 0:

1
4
FAB FBC = 0
5
2

Fy = 0:

1
3
FAB + FBC 4.2 kN = 0
5
2

7
FBC = 4.2 kN
5

so

Joint C:

FAB =

Fx = 0:

12 2
kN
5

FBC = 3.00 kN C !
FAB = 3.39 kN C !

4
12
(3.00 kN)
FAC = 0
5
13
FAC =

13
kN
5

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FAC = 2.60 kN T !

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Chapter 6, Solution 3.
Joint FBDs:

Joint B:
FAB FBC 450 lb
=
=
12
13
5
FAB = 1080 lb T W

so

FBC = 1170 lb C W

Joint C:
Fx = 0:

3
12
FAC (1170 lb ) = 0
5
13
FAC = 1800 lb C W

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Chapter 6, Solution 4.
Joint FBDs:

Joint D:

FCD FAD 500 lb


=
=
8.4 11.6
8
FAD = 725 lb T W
FCD = 525 lb C W

Joint C:
Fx = 0:

FBC 525 lb = 0
FBC = 525 lb C W

This is apparent by inspection, as is FAC = C y

Fx = 0:

8.4
3
(725 lb) FAB 375 lb = 0
11.6
5

Joint A:

FAB = 250lb T W
Fy = 0:

FAC

4
8
(250 lb)
(725 lb) = 0
5
11.6
FAC = 700 lb C W

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Chapter 6, Solution 5.
FBD Truss:
Fx = 0 :

Cx = 0

By symmetry: C y = D y = 6 kN

Joint FBDs:
Joint B:
Fy = 0:

3 kN +

1
FAB = 0
5

FAB = 3 5 = 6.71 kN T W

Joint C:

Fx = 0:

Fy = 0:

Joint A:

Fx = 0:

Fy = 0:

2
FAB FBC = 0
5

FBC = 6.00 kN C W

3
FAC = 0
5

FAC = 10.00 kN C W

6 kN

6 kN

4
FAC + FCD = 0
5

FCD = 2.00 kN T W

2
3 5 kN + 2 10 kN 6 kN = 0 check
5

By symmetry:

FAE = FAB = 6.71 kN T W


FAD = FAC = 10.00 kN C W
FDE = FBC = 6.00 kN C W

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Chapter 6, Solution 6.
FBD Truss:

M A = 0:

(10.2 m ) C y + ( 2.4 m )(15 kN ) ( 3.2 m )( 49.5 kN ) = 0


C y = 12.0 kN

Joint FBDs:
Joint FBDs:
Joint C:
FBC
F
12 kN
= CD =
7.4
7.4
8
FBC = 18.50 kN C W
FCD = 18.50 kN T W

Joint B:

FX = 0:

4
7
(18.5 kN) = 0
FAB
5
7.4
FAB = 21.875 kN;

Fy = 0:

FAB = 21.9 kN C W

3
2.4
(21.875 kN) 49.5 kN +
(18.5 kN) + FBD = 0
5
7.4
FBD = 30.375 kN;

FBD = 30.4 kN C W

Joint D:
Fx = 0:

4
7
FAD +
(18.5 kN ) + 15 kN = 0
5
7.4

FAD = 40.625 kN;

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FAD = 40.6 kN T W

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Chapter 6, Solution 7.
Joint FBDs:

Joint E:
FBE FDE 3 kN
=
=
5
4
3
FBE = 5.00 kN T W
FDE = 4.00 kN C W

Joint B:
Fx = 0:

FAB +

4
(5 kN) = 0
5
FAB = 4.00 kN T W

Fy = 0:

FBD 6 kN

3
(5 kN) = 0
5
FBD = 9.00 kN C W

Joint D:

Fy = 0:

3
FAD 9 kN = 0
5
FAD = 15.00 kN T W

Fx = 0: FCD

4
(15 kN) 4 kN = 0
5
FCD = 16.00 kN C W

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Chapter 6, Solution 8.
Joint FBDs:

Joint B:
FAB = 12.00 kips C W

By inspection:

FBD = 0 W

Joint A:

FAC FAD 12 kips


=
=
5
13
12
FAC = 5.00 kips C W
FAD = 13.00 kips T W

Joint D:
Fx = 0: FCD

12
(13 kips) 18 kips = 0
13
FCD = 30.0 kips C W

Fy = 0:

5
(13 kips) FDF = 0
13
FDF = 5.00 kips T W

Joint C:

Fx = 0: 30 kips

12
FCF = 0
13
FCF = 32.5 kips T W

Fy = 0: FCE 5 kips

5
(32.5 kips)
13
FCE = 17.50 kips C W

Joint E:

by inspection:

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FCF = 0 W

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Chapter 6, Solution 9.
FCH = 0 !

First note that, by inspection of joint H:

and

FCG = 0 !

then, by inspection of joint C:


and

Joint D:

FBC = FCD
FBG = 0 !

then, by inspection of joint G:


and

Joint FBDs:

FDH = FGH

FFG = FGH
FBF = 0 !

then, by inspection of joint B:


and

FAB = FBC

FCD FDH 10 kips


=
=
12
13
5
Joint A:

FCD = 24.0 kips T !

so

FDH = 26.0 kips C !


FAB = FBC = 24.0 kips T !

and, from above:

FGH = FFG = 26.0 kips C !


FAF
F
24 kips
= AE =
5
4
41

FAF = 30.0 kips C !

Joint F:

FAE = 25.6 kips T !

Fx = 0: FEF

12
(26 kips) = 0
13
FEF = 24.0 kips C !

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Chapter 6, Solution 10.


FBD Truss:
Fx = 0: H x = 0
By symmetry: A y = H y = 4 kips
FAC = FCE and FBC = 0 W

by inspection of joints C and G :

FEG = FGH and FFG = 0 W


also, by symmetry FAB = FFH , FBD = FDF , FCE = FEG and FBE = FEF

Joint FBDs:
Joint A:

FAB FAC 3 kips


=
=
5
4
3
FAB = 5.00 kips C W

so

FAC = 4.00 kips T W


FFH = 5.00 kips C W

and, from above,


and

Joint B:

FCE = FEG = FGH = 4.00 kips T W

4
4
10
(5 kips) FBE
FBD = 0
5
5
109

Fx = 0:
Fy = 0:

3
3
3
FBD + FBE = 0
( 5 kips ) 2
5
5
109

so

FBD = 3.9772 kips, FBE = 0.23810 kips


FBD = 3.98 kips C W

or

Joint E:

FBE = 0.238 kips C W


FDF = 3.98 kips C W

and, from above,

FEF = 0.238 kips C W


Fy = 0 :

FDE 2

3
(0.23810 kips) = 0
5
FDE = 0.286 kips T W

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Chapter 6, Solution 11.


FBD Truss:
Fx = 0:

Ax = 0

M G = 0:

3a Ay 2a (3 kN) a (6 kN) = 0

A y = 4 kN
by inspection of joint C,

FAC = FCE and FBC = 0 W

by inspection of joint D,

FBD = FDF and FDE = 6.00 kN C W

Joint FBDs:
Joint A:

FAC FAB 4 kN
=
=
21
29
20
FAB = 5.80 kN C W
FAC = 4.20 kN C W
from above,

Joint B:

Fy = 0:

20
20
( 5.80 kN ) 3 kN FBE = 0
29
29
FBE =

Fx = 0:

FCE = 4.20 kN C W

29
20

FBE = 1.450 kN T W

21
29

kN FBD = 0
5.80 kN +
29
20

FBD = 5.25 kN C W
FDF = 5.25 kN C W

from above,

Joint F:

Fx = 0:

5.25 kN

21
FEF = 0
29
FEF = 7.25 kN T W

Fy = 0:

FFG

20
(7.25 kN) 1 kN = 0
29
FFG = 6.00 kN C W

by inspection of joint G,

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FEG = 0 W

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Chapter 6, Solution 12.


FBD Truss:

Fx = 0:

Ax = 0

By symmetry: A y = B y = 4.90 kN
FAB = FEG , FAC = FFG , FBC = FEF

and

FBD = FDE , FCD = FDF

5
4
FAC FAB = 0
5
29
2
3
FAC FAB + 4.9 kN = 0
5
29

Fx = 0:

Joint FBDs:
Joint A:

Fy = 0:

FAC = 2.8 29 kN

FAC = 15.08 kN T 

FAD = 17.50 kN C 
Joint B:

Fx = 0:
Fy = 0:

4
1
FBC = 0
(17.5 kN FBD )
5
2
3
1
FBC 2.8 kN = 0
(17.5 kN FBD ) +
5
2
FBD = 15.50 kN C 

FBC = 1.6 2 kN;


Joint C:

Fy = 0:

FBC = 2.26 kN C 

4
1
1.6 2 kN
FCD
5
2

Fx = 0: FCF

2
(2.8 29 kN) = 0
29
FCD = 9.00 kN T 
1
3
5
1.6 2 kN + (9 kN)
(2.8 29 kN) = 0
+
5
2
29
FCF = 7.00 kN T 

from symmetry,

FEG = 17.50 kN C 
FFG = 15.08 kN T 
FEF = 2.26 kN C 

FDE = 15.50 kN C 
FDF = 9.00 kN T 

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Chapter 6, Solution 13.


FBD Truss:

Fx = 0: A x = 0
M A = 0: (8 m) Gy (4 m)(4.2 kN) (2m)(2.8 kN) = 0

G y = 2.80 kN
Fy = 0:

Ay 2.8 kN 4.2 kN + 2.8 kN = 0

A y = 4.2 kN
Joint FBDs:

5
4
FAC FAB = 0
5
29
2
3
FAC FAB + 4.2 kN = 0
5
29

Fx = 0:

Joint A:
Fy = 0:

FAB = 15.00 kN C !
FAC = 12.92 kN T !

FAC = 2.4 29
Joint B:
Fx = 0:
Fy = 0:

4
1
FBC = 0
(15.00 kN FBD )
5
2
3
1
FBC 2.8 kN = 0
(15.00 kN FBD ) +
5
2
FBD = 13.00 kN C !

FBC = 1.6 2 kN,


Joint C:

Fy = 0:

4
FCD
5

FBC = 2.26 kN C !

2
1
2.4 29 kN
(1.6 2 kN) = 0
29
2

FCD = 8.00 kN T !
Fx = 0:

FCF +

3
(8.00 kN )
5
+

5
(2.4 29 kN)
29

1
(1.6 2 kN) = 0
2

FCF = 5.60 kN T !

continued

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By inspection of joint E,

FDE = FEG

and

FEF = 0 !

Joint F:
Fy = 0:
Fx = 0:

4
FDF
5

2
FFG = 0
29
3
5
5.6 kN FDF +
FFG = 0
5
29
FDF = 4.00 kN T !

FFG = 1.6 29 kN

Joint G:

Fx = 0:

4
FEG
5

FFG = 8.62 kN T !

5
(1.6 29 kN) = 0
29

FEG = 10.00 kN C !
from above (joint E)

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FDE = 10.00 kN C !

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Chapter 6, Solution 14.


FBD Truss:

Fx = 0: A x = 0
M A = 0:

4a H y 3a (1.5 kN) 2a (2 kN)


a (2 kN) = 0

Fy = 0:

Ay 1 kN 2 kN 2 kN 1.5 kN 1 kN
+ 3.625 kN = 0

Joint FBDs:
Joint A:

A y = 3.875 kN

FAB FAC
2.625 kN
=
=
1
29
26

FAB = 15.4823 kN,

FAB = 15.48 kN C !

FAC = 14.6597 kN,

FAC = 14.66 kN T !

By inspection of joint C:
Joint B:

H y = 3.625 kN

Fy = 0:

FCE = FAC = 14.66 kN T,

2
(15.4823 kN FBD ) 2 kN = 0
29

FBD = 10.0971 kN,


Fx = 0:

FBC = 0 !

FBD = 10.10 kN C !

5
(15.4823 kN 10.0971 kN ) FBE = 0
29

FBE = 5.0000 kN,

FBE = 5.00 kN C !

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Joint D:

FDF = 10.0971 kN,

By symmetry:

Fy = 0:

FDF = 10.10 kN C !

10.0971 kN 2 kN = 0
FDE + 2
29

FDE = 5.50 kN T !

FGH FFH
2.625 kN
=
=
1
26
29

Joint H:

By inspection of joint G:
Fx = 0 :

Joint F:

FFH = 14.1361 kN

FFH = 14.14 kN C !

FGH = 13.3849 kN

FGH = 13.38 kN T !

FEG = FGH = 13.38 kN T

FEF +

and

FFG = 0 !

2
(10.0971 kN 14.1361 kN ) = 0
29

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FEF = 3.75 kN C !

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Chapter 6, Solution 15.


FBD Truss:

Fx = 0: A x = 0
M A = 0:

8a ( J y 1 kN) 7a (1 kN) 6a (2.8 kN)


4a (4.5 kN) 2a (4 kN) a(1 kN) = 0

J y = 6.7 kN
Fy = 0:

1 kN 1 kN + 6.7 kN = 0

Joint FBDs:
Joint A:

Ay 1 kN 1 kN 1.4 kN 4.5 kN 2.8 kN

Fy = 0:

5 kN

A y = 6.0 kN

3
5 13
FAB = 0, FAB =
kN
3
13

FAB = 6.01 kN C !
Fx = 0:

Joint B:

Fx = 0:

FAC

2
13

5 13

kN = 0,

FAC = 3.33 kN T !

2 5 13
kN FBC FBD = 0,

13 3

5 13
kN
3

3 5 13
kN + FBC FBD 1 kN = 0,

13 3

4 13
FBD FBC =
kN
3
3
13 kN
FBD =
FBD = 5.41 kN C !
2
1
13 kN
FBC =
FBC = 0.601 kN C !
6
FBC + FBD =

Fy = 0:

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FEF = 0 !

By inspection of joint F:
Joint E:

FDE = FEG

By symmetry:
Fy = 0:

1
FDE 4.5 kN = 0,
17

FDE =

9
17 kN
4
FDE = 9.28 kN C !

Fx = 0:

2 3
4 9

13 kN
17 kN = 0

13 2
17 4

FDF +

Joint D:

FDF = 6.00 kN T !
Fy = 0:

3 3
1 9

13 kN 1.4 kN FCD
17 kN = 0

13 2
17 4

FCD = 0.850 kN T !

Joint C:

Fy = 0:

0.850 kN

FCG =
Fx = 0:

FCI

3
13

13
3
kN FCG = 0

5
6

1.75
kN
3

FCG = 0.583 kN C !

10
4 1.75
2 13

kN
kN
kN = 0

5 3
13 6

FCI = 3.47 kN !

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Chapter 6, Solution 16.


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FBD Truss:

Fx = 0:
M A = 0:

Ax = 0
8a( J y 1 kN) 7a(1 kN) 6a(2.8 kN)
4a(4.5 kN) 2a(4 kN) a(1 kN) = 0

J y = 6.7 kN
Fy = 0:

Ay 1 kN 1 kN 1.4 kN 4.5 kN 2.8 kN


1 kN 1 kN + 6.7 kN = 0

Joint FBDs:
Joint J:

Fy = 0:

(6.7 1) kN

3
FHJ = 0,
13

A = 6.0 kN
FHJ = 1.9 13 kN
FHJ = 6.85 kN C !

Fx = 0:

Joint H:

Fx = 0:
Fy = 0:

2
(1.9 13 kN) FIJ = 0,
13
2
( FGH + FHI 1.9 13 kN) = 0
13

3
( FHI FGH + 1.9 13 kN) 1 kN = 0
13
26
13 kN,
FGH =
FGH = 6.25 kN C !
15

FHI =
Joint I:

Fx = 0:

3.80 kN

FGI

13
kN,
6

FHI = 0.601 kN C !

2 13
kN FCI = 0

13 6

FCI =
Fy = 0:

FIJ = 3.80 kN T !

10.4
kN,
3

3 13
kN = 0,

13 6

FCI = 3.47 kN T !
FGI = 0.500 kN T !

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FEF = 0 !

By inspection of joint F,
By symmetry FDE = FEG
Joint E:
Fy = 0:

FEG 4.5 kN = 0,
2
17

FEG =

9
17 kN
4
FEG = 9.28 kN C !

Joint G:

Fy = 0:

3 26
3
1 9
1

13 kN kN FCG
17 kN

5
13 15
17 4
2

2.8 kN = 0
FCG =

Fx = 0:

1.75
kN
3

FCG = 0.583 kN C !

4 9
4 1.75

17 kN FFG

5 3
17 4

2 26

13 kN = 0

13 15

FFG = 6.00 kN T !

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Chapter 6, Solution 17.


FBD Truss:

By load symmetry,

Fx = 0:

= tan 1

Joint FBDs:

A y = H y = 1600 lb

Ax = 0

6.72 ft
= 16.2602
23.04 ft

Fy = 0:

(1600 lb 400 lb) cos FAC sin = 0

FAC = 4114.3 lb

Joint A:

Fx = 0:

FAC cos 2 FAB cos = 0


FAB = 3613.5 lb

Fx = 0:
Joint B:

Joint C:

FBC = 0.768 kips C !

FCD sin 2 (768 lb) cos = 0


FCD = 1371.4 lb

Fx = 0:

FBD = 3.84 kips C !

FBC (800 lb) cos = 0


FBC = 768.00 lb

Fy = 0:

FAB = 3.61 kips C !

3613.5 lb FBD + (800 lb)sin = 0


FBD = 3837.5 lb

Fy = 0:

FAC = 4.11 kips T !

FCD = 1.371 kips T !

FCE + (1371.4 lb) cos2 (768 lb)sin 4114.3 lb = 0


FCE = 2742.9 lb

FCE = 2.74 kips T !

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Joint E:
Fy = 0:

(2742.9 lb)sin 2 FDE cos = 0

FDE = 1536.01 lb

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Chapter 6, Solution 18.


FBD Truss:
A y = H y = 1600 lb

By load symmetry,
Fx = 0:

Ax = 0

= tan 1

6.72 ft
= 16.2602
23.04 ft

Joint FBDs:
Joint H:

Fy = 0:

1600 lb 400 lb FFH sin = 0


FFH = 4285.7 lb,

( 4285.7 lb ) cos

Fx = 0:

Joint F:

FGH = 0

FGH = 4114.3 lb

Fy = 0:

FGH = 4.11 kips T

FFG ( 800 lb ) cos = 0


FFG = 768.0 lb

Fx = 0:

FFH = 4.29 kips C

FFG = 0.768 kips C

FDF + ( 800 lb ) sin 4285.7 lb = 0


FDF = 4061.7 lb

FDF = 4.06 kips C

Joint G:
Fy = 0:

FDG sin 2 (768 lb) cos = 0


FDG = 1371.4 lb

Fx = 0:

FDG = 1.371 kips T

4114.3 lb (1371.4 lb ) cos FEG (768 lb) sin = 0


FEG = 2742.9 lb

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Chapter 6, Solution 19.


FBD Truss:

Fx = 0:
M L = 0:

Ax = 0

(1.5 m ) (6.6 kN) + (3.0 m)(2.2 kN)


+ (5.5 m)(6 kN) (11 m) Ay = 0

A y = 4.5 kN

Joint FBDs:
Joint A:

Fy = 0:

4.5 kN 6 kN 2.2 kN 6.6 kN + L = 0

L = 10.3 kN
4.5 kN FAC
F
=
= AB ,
1
2
5

FAC = 9.00 kN T !

FAB = 4.5 5,

Joint C:

FAB = 10.06 kN C !

9 kN FBC
F
=
= CE ,
16
5
281

FBC =

45
kN
16

FBC = 2.81 kN C !
FCE =

Joint B:

Fx = 0:
Fy = 0:

Solving:

9
281,
16

FCE = 9.43 kN T !

2
16
FBD + (4.5 5) kN +
FBE = 0

5
265
1
FBD + (4.5 5) kN

3
45
kN = 0
FBE +
16
265

72
5 kN,
11
45
265 kN,
FBE =
176
FBD =

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FBD = 14.64 kN C !
FBE = 4.16 kN T !

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Joint E:

Fx = 0:

16
9
FEG 16
281

FEG =
Fy = 0:

16 45

281 kN
265 kN = 0

265 176

9
281 kN,
11

FEG = 13.72 kN T !

5 9
9

281 kN
281 kN +

16
281 11

3 45

265 kN

265 176

+ FDE = 0,
FDE =

Joint D:

Fx = 0:

Fy = 0:
Solving:

45
kN,
22

FDE = 2.05 kN C !

2
72
10

FDG = 0
5 kN +
FDF +
11
5
101

1
72
1
45

FDG +
5 kN
kN = 0
FDF +
11
22
5
101

7.5
101 kN,
22

FDG = 3.43 kN T !

FDF = 8.25 5 kN,

FDF = 18.45 kN C !

FDG =

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Chapter 6, Solution 20.


FBD Truss:

Fx = 0:
M L = 0:

Ax = 0

(1.5 m ) (6.6 kN) + (3.0 m)(2.2 kN) + (5.5 m)(6 kN)


(11 m) Ay = 0

A y = 4.5 kN

Joint FBDs:

Fy = 0:

4.5 kN 6 kN 2.2 kN 6.6 kN + L = 0

Joint L:

L = 10.3 kN
10.3 kN FKL FJL
=
=
,
1
2
5

FKL = 20.6 kN T !

FJL = 10.3 5 kN,

FJL = 23.0 kN C !

20.6 kN FJK
F
=
= IK ,
16
5
281

Joint K:

FJK =

51.5
kN
8

FJK = 6.44 kN C !
FIK =

Joint J:

Fx = 0:

Fy = 0:

Solving:

10.3
281 kN,
8

FIK = 21.6 kN T!

2
16
FHJ + 10.3 5 kN
FIJ = 0
5
265

1
FHJ + 10.3 5 kN
5

FHJ =
FIJ =

3
51.5
kN = 0
FIJ 6.6 kN +
8
265

112
5 kN,
11
1.3
265 kN,
88

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FHJ = 22.8 kN C !
FIJ = 0.240 kN C !

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Joint I:

16
10.3
16 1.3

281 kN
265 kN = 0
FGI +

8
88
281
265

Fx = 0:

FGI =
Fy = 0:

Fx = 0:

Fy = 0:

10.4
kN,
88

1
112
1
10.4

FGH 2.2 kN
5 kN
kN = 0
FFH +
11
88
5
101

FFH = 8.25 5 kN,


FGH =

34
101 kN,
88

FFH = 18.45 kN C !
FGH = 3.88 kN C !

FDF = 8.25 5 kN

By symmetry:
Fy = 0:

FHI = 0.1182 kN T !

2
112
10

FGH = 0
5 kN
FFH +
11
5
101

Solving:

Joint F:

FGI = 21.3 kN T !

5 112
10.3

281 kN
281 kN + FHI

8
281 88

3 1.3

265 kN = 0

265 88

FHI =

Joint H:

112
281 kN,
88

2
8.25 5 kN 6 kN FFG = 0
5

FFG = 10.50 kN T !

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Chapter 6, Solution 21.


Joint FBDs:

FDF
F
500 lb
= EF =
916 916
480

Joint F:

FDF = FEF = 954.17 lb


FDF = 954 lb T !

or

FEF = 954 lb C !

Joint D:

FBD FDE
954.17 lb
=
=
884 240
916
FBD = 920.84 lb

FDE = 250.00 lb
FBD = 921 lb T !

or

FDE = 250 lb C !
By symmetry of joint A vs. joint F
FAB = 954 lb T !
FAC = 954 lb C !

Joint B:
Fx = 0:

920.84 lb

884
4
( 954.17 lb ) + FBE = 0
916
5
FBE = 0 !

Fy = 0:

FBC

240
( 954.17 lb ) = 0
916

FBC = 250.00 lb

or

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Joint C:

Fx = 0:

884
( 954.17 lb ) FCE = 0
916
FCE = 920.84 lb

Fy = 0:

FCH

240
(954.17 lb) 250.00 lb = 0
916

FCH = 500.00 lb
Fx = 0:

FCE = 921 lb C !

or

920.84 lb

or

FCH = 500 lb C !

884
4
( 954.17 lb ) FHE = 0
916
5
FHE = 0 !

Joint E:
Fy = 0:

FEJ

240
(954.17 lb) 250.00 lb = 0
916

FEJ = 500.00 lb

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or

FEJ = 500 lb C !

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Chapter 6, Solution 22.


Joint FBDs:

FJL
F
500 lb
= KL =
1212 1212
480

Joint L:

FJL = FKL = 1262.50 lb


FJL = 1263 lb T !

FKL = 1263 lb C !
Comparing joint G to joint L:

FGH = 1263 lb T !
FGI = 1263 lb C !

Joint J:

Fx = 0:

1188
(1262.50 lb ) FHJ = 0
1212
FHJ = 1237.50 lb,

Fy = 0:

FJK

240
(1262.50 lb ) 500 lb = 0
1212

FJK = 750.00 lb,

Joint H:

Fx = 0:

FHJ = 1238 lb T !

1237.50 lb

FJK = 750 lb C !

1188
4
(1262.50 lb ) + FHK = 0
1212
5
FHK = 0 !

Fy = 0:

FHI

240
3
(1262.50 lb) 500 lb (0) = 0
1212
5
FHI = 750 lb C !

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Joint I:

Fx = 0:

1188
(1262.50 lb ) FIK = 0
1212
FIK = 1237.50 lb,

Fy = 0:

FIN

240
(1262.50 lb ) 750.00 lb = 0
1212

FIN = 1000.00 lb,


Joint K:

Fx = 0:

FIK = 1238 lb C !

1237.50 lb

FIN = 1000 lb C !

1188
4
(1262.50 lb ) FKN = 0
1212
5
FKN = 0 !

Fy = 0:

FKO

240
(1262.50 lb) 750.00 lb = 0
1212
FKO = 1000 lb C !

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Chapter 6, Solution 23.


FBD Truss:

Fx = 0:

M A = 0:

Ax = 0

(12 m ) (M y 1 kN)
(2.4 m + 4.8 m + 6 m + 8.4 m + 10.8 m) (1.5 kN) = 0

M y = 5.05 kN
Fy = 0:

Ay 2(1 kN) 5(1.5 kN) + M y = 0

A y = 4.45 kN

Joint FBDs:

Fy = 0:

4.45 kN 1 kN

Joint A:
Fx = 0:

Fx = 0:

Joint C:
Fy = 0:

Fy = 0:

Joint B:

FAC

5
FAB = 0,
13

12
(8.97 kN ) = 0,
13

FAC = 8.28 kN T !

12
FCE 8.28 kN = 0,
13

FCE = 8.97 kN T !

5
(8.97 kN) FBC = 0,
13

FBC = 3.45 kN C !

5
5
(8.97 kN ) 1.5 kN + 3.45 kN FBD = 0
13
13
FBD = 14.04 kN

Fx = 0:

FAB = 8.97 kN C !

FBD = 14.04 kN C !

12
12
(8.97 kN) (14.04 kN) + FBE = 0
13
13
FBE = 4.68 kN

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Joint E:

Fx = 0:

6
12
FEH 4.68 kN (8.97 kN) = 0
13
37

FEH = 13.1388 kN
Fy = 0:

FDE

5
(8.97 kN )
13

or

1
(13.1388) = 0
37

FDE = 5.6100 kN
Joint D:

Fx = 0:

Fy = 0:

FEH = 13.14 kN T !

or

FDE = 5.61 kN T !

12
12
1
(14.04 kN ) FDG FDH = 0
13
13
2

5
5
(14.04 kN ) FDG 1.5 kN 5.61 kN
13
13
1
+
FDH = 0
2
Solving:

FDG = 8.60 kN C !
FDH = 7.10 kN C !

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Chapter 6, Solution 24.


FBD Truss:

Fx = 0:

Ax = 0

M A = 0:

(12 m ) (M y 1 kN)
(2.4 m + 4.8 m + 6 m + 8.4 m + 10.8 m) (1.5 kN) = 0

M y = 5.05 kN

Joint FBDs:

Fy = 0:

Ay 2(1 kN) 5(1.5 kN) + M y = 0

A y = 4.45 kN

Joint M:
Fy = 0:

5.05 kN 1 kN

5
FKM = 0,
13

Fx = 0:

12
(10.53 kN) FLM = 0,
13

Fx = 0:

9.72 kN

FKM = 10.53 kN C !
FLM = 9.72 kN T !

6
FJL = 0,
37

FJL = 1.62 37

Joint L:

FJL = 9.85 kN T !
Fy = 0:

Fx = 0:

Joint K:

Fy = 0:

1
(1.62 37 kN) FKL = 0,
37
12
FIK
13

FKE = 1.620 kN C !

24
12
FJK (10.53 kN) = 0
13
577

5
5
(10.53 kN)
FIK
13
13

1
FJK
577

1.5 kN + 1.62 kN = 0
Solving:

FIK = 10.8136 kN,

FIK = 10.81 kN C !

FJK = 0.26205 kN,

FJK = 0.262 kN T !

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Joint J:

Fx = 0:

24
(0.26205 kN)
577

6
( FHJ 9.85 kN) = 0
37

FHJ = 10.1154 kN,


Fy = 0:

1
(10.1154 kN 9.85 kN)
37

FHJ = 10.12 kN T !
1
(0.26205 kN) FIJ = 0
577

FIJ = 0.054541 kN,

Joint I:

Fx = 0:
Fy = 0:
Solving:

Joint G:

12
24
( FGI 10.8136 kN ) + FHI = 0
13
25
5
7
(10.8136 kN FGI ) + FHI 1.5 kN + 0.05454 kN = 0
13
25
FGI = 8.6029 kN,

FGI = 8.60 kN C !

FHI = 2.1257 kN,

FHI = 2.13 kN C !

By symmetry:

Fy = 0:

FIJ = 54.5 N C !

FOG = 8.60 kN C !

5
2 (8.6029 kN) 1.5 kN FGH = 0
13
FGH = 5.12 kN T !

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Chapter 6, Solution 25.


FBD Truss:

Fx = 0: 180 lb Ax = 0
A x = 180 lb
M A = (12 ft ) G y ( 6 ft )( 480 lb ) ( 2 ft )(180 lb )
(8 ft)(120 lb) = 0,
Fy = 0:

G y = 350 lb

Ay 480 lb 120 lb + 350 lb = 0

A y = 250 lb

Joint FBDs:
Joint A:

Fx = 0:

1
FAC 180 lb = 0, FAC = 180 2 lb
2

FAC = 255 lb T !
Fy = 0:

Joint B:

Fx = 0:
Fy = 0:

Solving:

1
(180 2 lb) + 250 lb FAB = 0,
2

FAB = 430 lb C !

4
2
FBD +
FBC = 0
5
5
3
1
430 lb FBD +
FBC = 0
5
5
180 lb

FBC = 590 5 lb,

FBC = 1319 lb T !
FBD = 1700 lb C !

Joint C:

Fy = 0:

5
1
1
(590 5 lb)
(180 2 lb) = 0
FCD
41
5
2

FCD = 154 41 lb,


Fx = 0:

FCD = 986 lb T !

4
2
(154 41 lb)
(590 5 lb)
41
5
1

(180 2 lb) = 0
12
FCE = 744 lb T !

FCE +

By inspection of joint G:

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FFG = 350 lb C and FEG = 0 !

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Joint F:
FDF
F
350
= EF =
;
5
1
20

FDF = 1750 lb C !

FEF = 700 5 lb,

FEF = 1565 lb T !

Joint E:
Fy = 0:

5
1
(700 5 lb) = 0
FDE 120 lb
41
5

FDE = 164 41 lb,

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FDE = 1050 lb T !

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Chapter 6, Solution 26.


Joint FBDs:
Joint A:

Fy = 0:

9
FAC 1.8 kips = 0,
41
40
FAB 8.20 kips = 0,
41

Fx = 0:

DE =

Fy = 0:

FBD = 8.00 kips C !

FBC = 0.6 kips,

and then

Note:

FAB = 8.00 kips C !

FBD = FAB

By inspection of joint B,

Joint C:

FAC = 8.20 kips T !

FBC = 0.600 kips C !

9.2
(4.5 ft) = 2.07 ft,
20

CE = 4.14 ft = 2 DE

1
FCD 0.6 kips = 0,
5

FCD = 0.6 5 kips


FCD = 1.342 kips T !

Fx = 0:

8.2 kips +

2
0.6 5 kips FCE = 0
5

FCE = 9.20 kips C !

Joint D:

Fy = 0:

40
2
0.6 5 kips = 0
( FDG 8.2 kips )
41
5

FDG = 9.43 kips T !


Fx = 0:

FDE

9
1
0.6 5 kips = 0
( 9.43 kips 8.2 kips )
41
5

FDE = 0.330 kips C !

Joint E:

Fy = 0:
Fx = 0:

5
FEG 0.33 kips = 0,
13

FEG = 0.858 kips T !

12
( 0.858 kips ) + 9.2 kips FEF = 0
13
FEF = 9.992 kips,

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FEF = 9.99 kips C !

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Joint F:

By vertical symmetry FFG = FFH


Fx = 0:

9.992 kips 2 FFG = 0,


5

FFG = 5.995 kips


FFG = FFH = 6.00 kips C !

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Chapter 6, Solution 27.


P6.14
Starting with

ABC, add, in order, joints E, D, F, G, H


simple truss

P6.15

Starting with

DEF, add, in order, G, C, B, A, I, H, J


simple truss

P6.23

Starting with

ABC, add, in order, E, F, D, H, G, I, J, K, L, M


simple truss

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Chapter 6, Solution 28.


P6.21
Starting with ABC, add, in order, joints E, D, F, H, J, K, L, I, G, N,
P, Q, R, O, M, S, T
simple truss

P6.25
Starting with

ABC, add, in order, joints D, E, F, G


simple truss

P6.29
Starting with

ABD, add, in order, joints H, G, F, E, I, G, J


simple truss

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Chapter 6, Solution 29.

Fx = 0:

Fx = 0

Then, by inspection of joint F,

FFG = 0

Then, by inspection of joint G,

FGH = 0

By inspection of joint J,

FIJ = 0

Then, by inspection of joint I,

FHI = 0
FEI = 0

Then, by inspection of joint E,

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FBE = 0

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Chapter 6, Solution 30.

By inspection of joint D,

FDI = 0

By inspection of joint E,

FEI = 0

Then, by inspection of joint I,

FAI = 0

By inspection of joint F,

FFK = 0

By inspection of joint G,

FGK = 0

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Chapter 6, Solution 31.


\

By inspection of joint C:

FBC = 0 W

Then, by inspection of joint B:

FBE = 0 W

Then, by inspection of joint E:

FDE = 0 W

By inspection of joint H :

FFH = 0 W
and FHI = 0 W

By inspection of joint Q :

FOQ = 0 W
and FQR = 0 W

By inspection of joint J :

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FLJ = 0 W

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Chapter 6, Solution 32.

By inspection of joint C :

FBC = 0 W

By inspection of joint G :

FFG = 0 W

Then, by inspection of joint F :

FFE = 0 W

By inspection of joint I :

FIJ = 0 W

By inspection of joint M :

FMN = 0 W

Then, by inspection of joint N :

FKN = 0 W

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Chapter 6, Solution 33.

By inspection of joint C:

FBC = 0 !

By inspection of joint M :

FLM = 0 !

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Chapter 6, Solution 34.

By inspection of joint A:

FAF = 0 W

By inspection of joint C :

FCH = 0 W

By inspection of joint E :

FDE = FEI = 0 W

By inspection of joint L :

FGL = 0 W

By inspection of joint N :

FIN = 0 W

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Chapter 6, Solution 35.


(a)

By inspection of joint H :

FCH = 0 W

Then, by inspection of joint C :

FCG = 0 W

Then, by inspection of joint G :

FBG = 0 W

Then, by inspection of joint B :

FBF = 0 W

(b)
By inspection of joint J :
Then, by inspection of joint I :

FIJ = 0 W
FEI = 0 W
FHI = 0 W

Then, by inspection of joint E :


also,

Fx = 0;

FBE = 0 W

Fx = 0

So, by inspection of joint F :

FFG = 0 W

And by inspection of joint G :

FGH = 0 W

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Chapter 6, Solution 36.


FBD Truss:

Fz = 0:

Bz = 0

M x = 0:

( 0.47 m ) C y + ( 0.08 m )( 940 N ) = 0

C y = 160 Nj

Joint FBDs:
Joint D:
where FAD = FAD

FBD = FBD
= FBD

FCD = FCD
Fy = 0:

Fx = 0:
Fz = 0:

4
FBD 940 N = 0,
21
10
80

FAD
FCD
89
101
1
39

FAD +
FCD
89
101
Solving:

0.80 m i 0.08 m k

( 0.8)

= FAD

+ ( 0.08 ) m

10i k
101

0.8 m i 0.16 m j 0.2 m k

( 0.8 m )2 + ( 0.16 m )2 + ( 0.2 m )2


20i + 4 j 5k
21
0.8 m i + 0.39 m k

( 0.8 m )

+ ( 0.39 m )

FBD = 4935 N,

= FCD

80i + 39k
89

FBD = 4.94 kN T !

20
( 4935 N ) = 0
21
5
( 4935 N ) = 0
21

FAD = 590 101 N,

FAD = 5.93 kN C !

FCD = 1335 N,

FCD = 1.335 kN T !

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Joint C:

FBC = FBC

0.16 m j 0.59 m k

( 0.16 m )2 + ( 0.59 m )2

= FBC

16 j 59k
3737

16
FBC + 160 N = 0
3737

Fy = 0:

FBC = 10 3737 N
Fz = 0:

FAC

FBC = 611 N C !

59
39
10 3737 N
(1335 N ) = 0
89
3737

FAC = 5.00 N T !

Joint B:

FAB = FAB

Fy = 0:

0.16 m j + 0.12 m k

( 0.16 m )

4
FAB +
5

+ ( 0.12 m )

4 j + 3k
5

= FAB

16
4
10 3737 N
( 4935 N ) = 0
21
3737

FAB = 975 N C !

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Chapter 6, Solution 37.


FBD Truss:

Fz = 0:

Bz + 987 N = 0
B z = 987 N k

M x = 0:

( 0.47 m ) C y ( 0.16 m )( 987 N )


+ ( 0.08 m )( 940 N ) = 0

C y = 176.0 N j

Joint FBDs:
Joint D:
FAD = FAD
FBD = FBD
FCD = FCD

Fy = 0:

Fx = 0:
Fz = 0:

0.8 m i 0.08 m k

( 0.8 m )2 + ( 0.08 m )2

FAD
( 10i k )
101

0.8 m i 0.16 m j 0.2 m k

( 0.8 m )

+ ( 0.16 m ) + ( 0.2 m )

0.8 m i + 0.39 m k

( 0.8 m )2 + ( 0.39 m )2

FCD
( 80i + 39k )
89

4
FBD 940 N = 0, FBD = 4935 N,
21
10
80
20

FAD
FCD
( 4935 N ) = 0
89
21
101
1
39
5

FAD +
FCD
( 4935 N ) + 987 N = 0
89
21
101

Solving:

FBD
( 20i + 4 j 5k )
21

FCD = 534 N,
FAD = 422 101 N,

FBD = 4.94 kN T !

FCD = 534 N C !
FAD = 4.24 kN C !

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Joint C:

FBC = FBC

0.16 m j 0.59 m k

( 0.16 m )

+ ( 0.59 m )

FBC
(16 j 59k )
3737

16
FBC 176 N = 0, FBC = 11 3737 N
3737

Fy = 0:

FBC = 672 N T !
Fz = 0:

FAC

59
39
11 3737 N +
( 534 N ) = 0
89
3737

FAC = 415 N,

FAC = 415 N C !

Joint B:
FAB = FAB

Fy = 0:

0.16 m j + 0.12 m k

( 0.16 m )2 + ( 0.12 m )2

4
FAB
5

FAB
( 4 j + 3k )
5

16
4
11 3737 N
( 4935 N ) = 0
21
3737

FAB = 1395 N, FAB = 1.395 kN C !

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Chapter 6, Solution 38.


FBD Truss:
M BD = 0:
M x = 0:

Fz = 0:

( 4 ft )( 50 lb ) + ( 4 ft )( Ez ) = 0
E z = ( 50 lb ) k
( 4 ft )( 300 lb ) + ( 4 ft )( 50 lb ) + ( 4 ft )( Dz ) = 0
D z = ( 250 lb ) k

Bz 50 lb 250 lb = 0
B z = ( 300 lb ) k

M Bz = 0:

( 2 ft )( 300 lb ) ( 4 ft ) ( C y ) = 0

C y = (150 lb ) j

AB = AC = 20 ft
AD = AE = 6 ft
CD = 4 2 ft

Fx = 0:
Fy = 0:

B x = ( 50 lb ) i

Bx + 50 lb = 0
By + 150 lb 300 lb = 0

B y = (150 lb ) j

FAE = FAE

2 ft i 4 ft j + 4 ft k

( 2 ft )2 + ( 4 ft )2 + ( 4 ft )2

FAE
( 2i 4 j + 4k )
3

Joint FBDs:
Joint E:

Fz = 0:
Fx = 0:

2
FAE 50 lb = 0,
3
1
FDE + ( 75 lb ) = 0,
3

FAE = 75.0 lb T !

FDE = 25 lb
FDE = 25.0 lb C !

Fy = 0:

FCE

2
( 75 lb ) = 0,
3

FCE = 50 lb
FCE = 50.0 lb C !

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2 ft i 4 ft j + 4 ft k

FAD = FAD

( 2 ft )

Joint D:

Fx = 0:

+ ( 4 ft ) + ( 4 ft )

4 ft i 4 ft j

FCD = FCD
Fz = 0:

( 4 ft )

+ ( 4 ft )

2 ft i + 4 ft k

FAC = FAC

( 2 ft )

Joint B:

FAB = FAB

+ ( 4 ft )

FAC = 0 !

FBC 100 lb = 0,

2 ft i + 4 ft k

( 2 ft )

Fz = 0:

+ ( 4 ft )

FBD = 150.0 lb C !

FAC
( i + 2k )
5

2
FAC = 0,
5

Fz = 0:
Fx = 0:

FAD
( i 2 j + 2k )
3

2
FAD 250 lb = 0, FAD = 375 lb,
FAD = 375 lb T !
3
1
1
FCD ( 375 lb ) = 0, FCD = 100 2 lb
25 lb
3
2
FCD = 141.4 lb C !
1
2
FBD
100 2 lb ( 375 lb ) = 0
3
2

FBD = 150 lb
Joint C:

FCD
( i j)
2

Fy = 0:

FBC = 100.0 lb T !

FAB
( i + 2k )
5

2
FAB + 300 lb = 0
5

FAB = 150 5 lb,

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Chapter 6, Solution 39.


(a)

FBD Truss:

Bx = 0

M y = 0:

Bx = 0

M z = 0:

(1.7 m ) Az + ( 0.6 m )(1700 N ) = 0,


(1.7 m ) Ax (1.125 m )(1700 N ) = 0

Fx = 0:

Cx 1125 N = 0

Cx = 1125 N

C y 1700 N = 0

C y = 1700 N

Bz 600 N = 0

Bz = 600 N

M x = 0:

Fy = 0:
Fz = 0:

Az = 600 N
Ax = 1125 N

A = (1125 ) i ( 600 N ) k

so

B = ( 600 ) k
C = (1125 ) i + (1700 N ) j

(b)
Find zero force members:

by inspection of joint B,

FAB = 0 !

by inspection of joint D,

FAD = 0 !

by inspection of joint C ,

FBC = 0 !

Joint FBDs:

Joint E:

FAE = FAE

Fy = 0:

1.125 m i + 1.7 m j 0.6 m k

(1.125 m )

+ (1.7 m ) + ( 0.6 m )

1.7
FAE 1700 N = 0,
2.125

FAE
( 1.125i + 1.7 j 0.6k )
2.125

FAE = 2125 N
FAE = 2.13 kN T !

Fx = 0:

FBE

1.125
( 2125 N ) , FBE = 1125 N
2.125
FBE = 1.125 kN C !

Fz = 0:

FDE

0.6
( 2125 N ) = 0,
2.125

FDE = 600 N
FDE = 600 N C !
continued

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Joint D:

FBD = FBD

Fz = 0:

1.125 m i + 0.6 m k

(1.125 m )2 + ( 0.6 m )2
600 N

0.6
FBD = 0,
1.275

FBD
( 1.125i + 0.6k )
1.275
FBD = 1275 N
FBD = 1.275 kN T !

Fx = 0:

FCD

1.125
(1275 N ) = 0,
1.275

FCD = 1125 N
FCD = 1.125 kN C !

Joint C:
By inspection:

FAC = 1700 N

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Chapter 6, Solution 40.


(a)

(b)

To check for simple truss, start with ABDE and add three members at a time which meet at a single new
joint, successively adding joints G, F, H and C.
This is a simple truss !
There are six reaction force components, Ax, Ay, Az, By, Bz, and Gy, no two of which are colinear, so all
can be determined with the six equilibrium equations. Motion is prevented by the constraints.
Truss is completely constrained, and statically determinate. !
FBD Truss:

M AB = 0:

( 9.60 ft ) G y + (10.08 ft )( 240 lb ) = 0

G y = 252 lb
M z = 0:

G y = 252 lb j

(11.00 ft ) ( By 252 lb ) (10.08 ft )( 275 lb ) = 0


B y = 504 lb j

Fx = 0:
M y = 0:

Ax + 275 lb = 0,

A x = 275 lb i

( 9.6 ft )( 275 lb ) (11.0 ft )( Bz ) = 0

Bz = 240 lb,

B z = 240 lb k

Fy = 0:

Ay + 504 lb 252 lb = 0,

A y = 252 lb j

Fz = 0:

Az 240 lb + 240 lb = 0

Az = 0

Determine zero force members:


By inspection of joint C :

FBC = FCD = FGC = 0

By inspection of joint F :

FBF = FEF = FFG = 0

By inspection of joint A:

with Az = 0,

By inspection of joint H :

FDH = 0

FAD = 0

And finally, considering joint D knowing that FAD = FCD = FDH = 0, and recognizing that the three
remaining members are not co-planar, they must also carry zero load, FBD = FDE = FGH = 0.
The only load bearing members are thus AB, AE, BE, BG, EG, EH, GH.
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Joint FBDs

FAB = 275 lb T,

By inspection:
from above:

Joint A:

FAE = 252 lb T !
FDE = 0 !
FEF = 0 !
FEH = 240 lb C !

By inspection of joint H

Fy = 0:

252 lb

10.08
FBE = 0
1492
FBE = 373 lb,

Joint E:

Fz = 0:

240 lb

FBE = 373 lb C !

9.6
FEG = 0
14.6
FEG = 365 lb T !

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Chapter 6, Solution 41.


(a)

(b)

To check for simple truss, start with ABDE and add three members at a time which meet at a single new
joint, successively adding joints G, F, H and C.
This is a simple truss !
There are six reaction force components, Ax, Ay, Az, By, Bz, and Gy, no two of which are colinear, so all
can be determined with the six equilibrium equations. Motion is prevented by the constraints.
Truss is completely constrained, and statically determinate. !
FBD Truss:

M AB = 0:

( 9.60 ft ) G y + (10.08 ft )( 240 lb ) = 0

G y = 252 lb,
M z = 0:

G y = 252 lb j

(11.00 ft ) ( By 252 lb ) (10.08 ft )( 275 lb ) = 0


B y = 504 lb j

Fx = 0:
M y = 0:

Ax + 275 lb = 0,

Ax = 275 lb i

( 9.6 ft )( 275 lb ) (11.0 ft )( Bz ) = 0

Bz = 240 lb,

B z = 240 lb k

Fy = 0:

Ay + 504 lb 252 lb = 0,

A y = 252 lb j

Fz = 0:

Az 240 lb + 240 lb = 0

Az = 0

Determine zero force members:


By inspection of joint C :

FBC = FCD = FGC = 0

By inspection of joint F :

FBF = FEF = FFG = 0

By inspection of joint A:

with Az = 0,

By inspection of joint H :

FDH = 0

FAD = 0

And finally, considering joint D knowing that FAD = FCD = FDH = 0, and recognizing that the three
remaining members are not co-planar, they must also carry zero load, FBD = FDE = FGH = 0.
The only load bearing members are thus AB, AE, BE, BG, EG, EH, GH.
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Now, by inspection of joint H,

FGH = 275 lb C !
FCG = 0 !

from above,

FDG = 0 !
FFG = 0 !

FBD Joint G:

FBG = FBG

10.08j + 9.6k
13.92

FEG = FEG

11i + 9.6k
14.6

Fx = 0:
Fy = 0:

275 lb

11
FEG = 0,
14.6

10.08
FBG 252 lb = 0,
13.92

FEG = 365 lb T !
FBG = 348 lb
FBG = 348 lb C !

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Chapter 6, Solution 42.


FBD Truss:
Fx = 0:

Kx = 0

6a K y 125 lb 5a ( 250 lb )

M A = 0:

4a ( 250 lb ) 3a ( 375 lb )
2a ( 500 lb ) a ( 500 lb ) = 0
K y = 937.5 lb

Ay 3 ( 250 lb ) 2 ( 500 lb )

Fy = 0:

375 lb 125 lb + 937.5 lb = 0


A y = 1312.5 lb

FBD Section ABEC:

( 2 ft ) FCF + ( 4 ft )( 500 lb )

M E = 0:

+ ( 8 ft )( 250 lb 1312.5 lb ) = 0
FCF = 3250 lb,
Fy = 0:

FCF = 3.25 kips T W

1312.5 lb 250 lb 2 ( 500 lb )

FEF = 62.5 5 lb,


Fx = 0:

3250 lb +

1
FEF = 0
5

FEF = 139.8 lb T W

2
62.5 5 lb FEG = 0
5

FEG = 3375 lb,

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Chapter 6, Solution 43.


FBD Truss:
Fx = 0:
M A = 0:

Kx = 0

6a K y 125 lb 5a ( 250 lb )
4a ( 250 lb ) 3a ( 375 lb )
2a ( 500 lb ) a ( 500 lb ) = 0
K y = 937.5 lb

Fy = 0:

Ay 3 ( 250 lb ) 2 ( 500 lb )
375 lb 125 lb + 937.5 lb = 0
A y = 1312.5 lb

FBD Section IJLK:


M z = 0:

( 4 ft )( 937.5 lb 125 lb ) ( 2 ft ) FHJ = 0


FHJ = 1625 lb,

Fy = 0:

937.5 lb 125 lb 250 lb

FHI = 562.5 5 lbs,


Fx = 0:

1.625 kips +

FHJ = 1.625 kips C W


1
FHI = 0
5

FHI = 1.258 kips C W

2
0.5625 5 kips FFI = 0
5

FFI = 2.75 kips T W

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Chapter 6, Solution 44.


FBD Truss:
Fx = 0:

Ax = 0

By load symmetry:
A y = L y = 840 N

M E = 0:

2
24
(1.75 m ) FBD + ( 2 m )( 240 N )
3
25
( 4 m )( 840 N 120 N ) = 0
FBD =

FBD Section ABC:


M B = 0:

FBD = 2.14 kN C W

1.75
m FCE ( 2 m )( 840 N 120 N ) = 0

FCE =

M A = 0:

15000
N,
7

17280
N,
7

FCE = 2.47 kN T W

( 4 m )

FBE ( 2 m )( 240 N ) = 0
25

FBE =

3000
N,
7

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Chapter 6, Solution 45.


FBD Truss:
Fx = 0:

Ax = 0

By load symmetry
A y = L y = 840 N

0.4
2
=
3
15
3.5
7
IK = 3 =
4
24
2.3 23
IJ =
=
3
30

slope: GI =

FBD Section JKL:

Resolve FIK and FGJ at L


M J = 0:

( 3 m )

24

FIK ( 0.4 m )
FIK
25
25

+ ( 3 m )( 840 N 120 N ) (1 m )( 240 N ) = 0


FIK = 4210.53 N,
M I = 0:

FIK = 4.21 kN C W

3.5 15

2
FGJ
FGJ
m
229
229
3

(4 m)

+ ( 4 m )( 840 N 120 N ) ( 2 m )( 240 N ) = 0


FGJ = 3823.0 N,
Fx = 0:

FGJ = 3.82 kN T W

7
15
30
FIJ = 0
( 4210.5 N )
( 3823.0 N )
25
229
1429

FIJ = 318 N T W

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Chapter 6, Solution 46.


\

FBD Truss:

Fx = 0:
By symmetry,

Ax = 0

A y = M y = 8.5 kN

FBD Section ABDC:


M D = 0:

(1 m )(1.5 kN 8.5 kN ) + ( 0.5 m )

40
FCE = 0
41

FCE = 14.35 kN T W
M E = 0:

(1 m )(1.5 kN ) + ( 2 m )(1.5 kN 8.5 kN )

+ ( 0.5 m )

40
FDF = 0,
41

FDF = 25.625 kN
FDF = 25.6 kN C W

Fx = 0:

40
40
FDE = 0
(14.35 kN 25.625 kN ) +
41
1721

FDE = 11.4084 kN,

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Chapter 6, Solution 47.


FBD Truss:

Fx = 0:
By symmetry,

Ax = 0

A y = M y = 8.5 kN

FBD Section IMNJ:

M J = 0:

( 2 m )(8.5 kN 1.5 kN ) (1 m )(1.5 kN )


( 0.5 m )

40
FGI = 0
41

FGI = 25.625 kN,


M G = 0:

FGI = 25.6 kN T W

( 3 m )(8.5 kN 1.5 kN ) ( 2 m )(1.5 kN )


40
FHJ = 0
41
FHJ = 30.8 kN C W

(1 m )( 3 kN ) ( 0.5 m )
FHJ = 30.75 kN,
Fx = 0:

40
( 30.75 kN 25.625 kN )
41

40
FGJ = 0
2441

FGJ = 6.18 kN T W

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Chapter 6, Solution 48.


FBD Truss:

Fx = 0: A x = 0
By symmetry: A y = L y = 6 kN

FBD Section:

Notes:

15
m
6
2 5 5
yD = = m
3 2 3
2
2
yE = 1 = m
3
3
5
yF yD = m
6
yG = 1 m
yF =

yD yG =

2
m
3
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M D = 0: (1 m )

6
FEG + ( 2 m )( 2 kN ) + ( 4 m )(1 kN 6 kN ) = 0
37

FEG =

8
37 kN
3

FEG = 16.22 kN T !

M A = 0: ( 2 m )( 2 kN ) + ( 4 m )( 2 kN ) ( 6 m )
FDG (1 m )
FDG = 0
10

10

FDG =
Fx = 0:

4
10 kN
3

6
3
12
FEG
FDG
FDF = 0
13
37
10

FDG = 4.22 kN C !
16 4

FDF = 13 kN

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FDF = 0
13

FDF = 13.00 kN C !

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Chapter 6, Solution 49.


FBD Truss:

Fx = 0: A x = 0
By symmetry: A y = L y = 6 kN

FBD Section:

Notes:

so

2
3
2
=
3

yI =

yH

5 5
= m
2 3

yH yI = 1 m

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M I = 0:

( 4 m )( 6 kN 1 kN ) ( 2 m )( 2 kN ) (1 m )

12

FHJ = 0
13

FHJ =
M H = 0:

FHJ = 17.33 kN C !
6

FGI = 0
37

( 4 m )( 6 kN 1 kN ) ( 2 m )( 2 kN ) (1 m )
FGI =

M L = 0:

52
kN
3

8
37 kN
3

( 2 m )( 2 kN ) ( 4 m ) FHI

FGI = 16.22 kN T !
=0

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Chapter 6, Solution 50.


FBD Truss:

Distance between loads = 1.5 m


Fx = 0:
By symmetry,

Ax = 0
A y = K y = 18 kN

FBD Section ABC:

FBD Section ABC:


M D = 0:

(1.5 m ) FCE + (1.5 m )( 6 kN ) ( 3 m )(18 kN 3 kN ) = 0


FCE = 22.5 kN T !

M A = 0:

(1.8 m )

4
FCD (1.5 m )( 6 kN ) = 0
5
FCD = 6.25 kN T !

Fy = 0:

18 kN 3 kN 6 kN

8
4
FBD + ( 6.25 kN ) = 0
17
5
FBD = 29.8 kN C !

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Chapter 6, Solution 51.


FBD Truss:

Distance between loads = 1.5 m


Fx = 0:
By symmetry,

Ax = 0
A y = K y = 18 kN

FBD Section ABC:


FBD Section GHK:
FBD section GHK:
M F = 0:

( 4.5 m )(18 kN 3 kN ) ( 3 m )( 6 kN )
(1.5 m )( 6 kN ) ( 2.4 m ) FEG = 0
FEG = 16.875 kN,

M K = 0:

FFG = 0
73

(1.5 m )( 6 kN ) + ( 3 m )( 6 kN ) ( 3.6 m )

FFG = 8.0100 kN,


Fx = 0:

FEG = 16.88 kN T !

15
FFH
17

FFG = 8.01 kN T !
3
(8.0100 kN ) 16.875 kN = 0
73

FFH = 22.3 kN C !

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Chapter 6, Solution 52.


FBD Truss:

FX = 0:

A x + 4 kips 4 kips = 0
Ax = 0

By symmetry,

Ay = Ny = 0

FBD Section ABDC:

M D = 0:

(18 ft )( 4 kips ) ( 9 ft )

4
FCE = 0
5

FCE = 10.00 kips C !


M E = 0:

(18 ft )( 4 kips ) (12 ft )

3
FDF = 0
5

FDF = 10.00 kips C

Fx = 0:

4 kips +

4
(10 kips 10 kips ) FDE = 0
5
FDE = 4.00 kips C !

FBD Joint E:

Fy = 0:

4
3
FEF ( 4 kips ) = 0
5
5
FEF = 3.00 kips T !

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Chapter 6, Solution 53.


FBD Truss:

Fx = 0:

A x + 4 kips 4 kips = 0

Ax = 0
Ay = Ny = 0

By symmetry,

FBD Section IJNM:

M G = 0:

4
( 27 ft )( 4 kips ) + ( 9 ft ) FHI = 0
5
FHI = 15.00 kips T !

M N = 0:

4
5

( 9 ft ) (15 kips ) ( 27 ft ) FGI

=0

FGI = 4.00 kips C !


FBD Joint I:

Fx = 0:

3
4
( 4 kips ) FIJ = 0
5
5
FIJ = 3.00 kips T !

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Chapter 6, Solution 54.


FBD Truss:

Fx = 0:

Ax = 0
A y = M y = 7.5 kips

By symmetry,

FBD Section IJNM:

( 9 ft )( 7.5 kips 0.5 kips ) ( 4.5 ft )(1 kip )

M J = 0:

( 5.25 ft )
FGI = 0,
17

FGI = 11.4858 kips.


FGI = 11.49 kips T !

(12 ft )( 7.5 kip 0.5 kips ) ( 7.5 ft )(1 kip )

M G = 0:

( 3 ft )( 3 kips ) + ( 4.5 ft ) FHJ = 0


FHJ = 15 kips C

By inspection of joint H,
Fy = 0:

FFH = 15.00 kips C !

1
(11.4858 kips ) + 7.5 kips 4.5 kips
17

3
FGJ = 0
13

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Chapter 6, Solution 55.


FBD Truss:

Fx = 0: A x = 0
By symmetry:

A y = v y = 4.5 kips

FBD Joint K:
Fx = 0:

Fy = 0:

1
( FIK FKN ) = 0
2
1

FIK 1 kip = 0
2
2

so

FIK = FKN
FIK =

2
kip
2

FIK = 0.707 kip C !

FBD Section ABEIJ:

Fy = 0:

M I = 0:

4.5 kips 1 kip 2 (1.5 kips )

1 2
3
FJL = 0,
kips +
2
2 2

( 3 ft )(1.5 kips ) + ( 6 ft )(1 kip 4.5 kips )


+

3
( 3 ft ) ( FJM ) = 0
2

FJM =

FJL = 0 !
11
kips
3

FJM = 6.35 kips T !

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Chapter 6, Solution 56.


FBD Truss:

Fx = 0:
M N = 0:

Ax = 0

( 4.8 ft )( 300 lb ) + ( 7.2 ft )( 750 lb )


+ (11.52 ft )( 750 lb ) + (16.8 ft )(1950 lb )
+ (19.2 ft )( 900 lb ) + ( 26.4 ft )(1050 lb )

+ ( 33.6 ft ) 150 lb Ay = 0

Ay = 2925 lb
Fy = 0:

2925 lb 2 (150 lb ) 2 ( 750 lb ) 1050 lb


900 lb 1950 lb 300 lb + N y = 0

FBD Section ABC:

N y = 3075 lb
M B = 0:

( 3.6 ft ) FCE ( 7.2 ft )( 2925 lb 150 lb ) = 0


FCE = 5550 lb,

M A = 0:

( 7.2 ft )

FCE = 5.55 kips T !

1
2
FBE + ( 3.6 ft )
FBE ( 7.2 ft )(1050 lb ) = 0
5
5

FBE = 525 5 lb,


Fx = 0:

FBE = 1.174 kips C !

2
FBD 525 5 lb + 5550 lb = 0
5

FBD = 5031.2 lb

By inspection of joint D, FDF = FBD , so

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Chapter 6, Solution 57.


FBD Truss:

Fx = 0:

Ax = 0

( 4.8 ft )( 300 lb ) + ( 7.2 ft )( 750 lb )


+ (11.52 ft )( 750 lb ) + (16.8 ft )(1950 lb )
+ (19.2 ft )( 900 lb ) + ( 26.4 ft )(1050 lb )
+ ( 33.6 ft ) (150 lb Ay ) = 0

M N = 0:

Ay = 2925 lb

FBD Section KJMN:

2925 lb 2 (150 lb ) 2 ( 750 lb ) 1050 lb

Fy = 0:

900 lb 1950 lb 300 lb + N y = 0

N y = 3075 lb

( 7.2 ft )( 3075 lb 150 lb ) ( 2.4 ft )( 300 lb )

M J = 0:

(1.8 ft ) FIK = 0
FIK = 11300 lb,
M I = 0:

FIK = 11.30 kips T

(11.52 ft )( 3075 lb 150 lb ) ( 6.72 ft )( 300 lb )


2

( 4.32 ft )( 750 lb ) + ( 3.96 ft )


FHJ = 0
5

Fx = 0:

FBD Joint I:

FHJ = 3590.5 5 lb,


FHJ = 8.03 kips C !
2
12

3590.9 5 lb
FIJ 11300 lb = 0
13
5

FIJ = 4461.4 lb,

Fx = 0:

11300 lb

FIJ = 4.46 kip C !

12
( 4461.4 lb ) FGI = 0
13

FGI = 7181.8 lb,

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Chapter 6, Solution 58.


FBD Truss:
Notes: = 20, = 40, = 60, = 80, = 22.5, = 45, = 60
outer members AC, CE, etc. are each 1.0 m
radial members AB, CD, etc. are each 0.4 m
By symmetry , Ay = By = 2.6 kN
Fx = 0: A x = 0
FBD Section ABDC:

M F = 0:

( resolve FCE at E )

2 ( 0.4 m ) FCE sin 40 + 2 ( 0.4 m ) ( FCE cos 40 )

+ (1 m ) sin 40 +
( 0.4 m ) ( 0.4 kN )
2

(1 m ) sin 20 + (1 m ) sin 40 +
( 0.4 m ) ( 2.6 kN ) = 0,
2

FCE = 7.3420 kN,

FCE = 7.34 kN C !

(1 m ) cos 40 ( 0.4 m ) sin 45 + ( 0.4 m ) sin 22.5


(1 m ) sin 40 + ( 0.4 m ) cos 45 ( 0.4 m ) cos 22.5
(1 m ) cos 40 ( 0.4 m ) sin 45 = 27.566
= tan 1
(1 m ) sin 40 + ( 0.4 m ) cos 45

note = tan 1
and
Then,

M C = 0:

= 48.848

( 0.4 m ) FDF cos ( 90 22.5 48.848)


(1 m ) sin 20 ( 2.6 kN ) = 0,

FDF = 2.3464 kN,


and,

Fx = 0:

FDF = 2.35 kN T !

FCF ( cos 27.566 ) + ( 2.3464 kN )( cos 48.848 )


( 7.3420 kN ) sin 40 = 0
FCF = 3.5819 kN,

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Chapter 6, Solution 59.


FBD Truss:
Notes: = 20, = 40, = 60, = 80, = 22.5, = 45, = 60
outer members AC, CE, etc. are each 1.0 m
radial members AB, CD, etc. are each 0.4 m
By symmetry, Ay = By = 2.6 kN

Fx = 0: A x = 0
FBD Section ABDFHGEC:

( resolve FGI at I )
( 0.4 m ) FGI sin 80 + (1 m )( sin 80)(1 kN )

M J = 0:

+ (1 m ) sin 80 + (1 m ) sin 60 ( 0.6 kN )

+ (1 m ) sin 80 + (1 m ) sin 60 + (1 m ) sin 40 ( 0.4 kN )


(1 m ) sin 80 + (1 m ) sin 60 + (1 m ) sin 40 + (1 m ) sin 20 ( 2.6 kN ) = 0

FGI = 10.8648 kN,

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Note:
so,

= tan 1

M H = 0:

0.4 m (1 m ) cos80
= 12.9443
(1 m ) sin 80

( 0.4 m ) cos 60 ( FGJ sin12.9443 )


( 0.4 m ) sin 60 ( FGJ cos12.9443 )
( 0.4 m ) sin 60 (10.8648 kN ) sin 80
+ ( 0.4 m ) cos 60 (10.8648 kN ) cos80
+ ( 0.4 m ) cos 60 (1 kN ) + (1 m ) sin 60 + ( 0.4 m ) cos 60 ( 0.6 kN )
+ (1 m ) sin 60 + (1 m ) sin 40 + ( 0.4 m ) cos 60 ( 0.4 kN )
(1 m )( sin 60 + sin 40 + sin 20 ) + ( 0.4 m ) cos 60 ( 2.6 kN ) = 0

FGJ = 0.93851 kN,

FGJ = 939 N T !

FBD Joint I:
By symmetry:
Fy = 0:

FIK = 10.8648 kN

FIJ 1.2 kN + 2 (10.8648 kN ) cos80 = 0


FIJ = 2.5733 kN,

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FIJ = 2.57 kN T !

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Chapter 6, Solution 60.


FBD Truss:

Fx = 0: A x = 0
By symmetry, Ay = Ny = 1.6 kips

FBD Section using cut aa:


M D = 0:

( 9 ft ) FFH + ( 6 ft )( 0.5 kip ) (12 ft )(1.6 kips ) = 0


FFH = 1.800 kips T !

Fx = 0:

1.800 kips FDG = 0


FDG = 1.800 kips C !

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Chapter 6, Solution 61.


\

FBD Truss:

Fx = 0: A x = 0
By symmetry Ay = Ny = 1.6 kips

FBD Joint J:
Fx = 0:

FGJ FHJ = 0, FHJ = FGJ

By inspection of joint I, FIJ = 0.6 kip C

FBD Section using cut b-b:

3
FGJ ( FGJ ) 0.6 kip 0.5 kip + 1.6 kips = 0
5

Fy = 0:
FGJ =

2.5
kip,
6

M J = 0:

FGJ = 0.417 kip C !

(12 ft )(1.6 kips ) ( 6 ft )( 0.5 kip ) ( 4.5 ft )( FHK )


( 4.5 ft )( FIL ) = 0

Fx = 0:

FIL FHK = 0 so FIL = FHK

and

FIL = 1.800 kips C !


FHK = 1.800 kips T !

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Chapter 6, Solution 62.


FBD Section above a-a:

M G = 0:

27

FIK ( 2.7 m )( 40 kN ) ( 5.4 m )( 40 kN ) = 0


793

( 5.9 m )

FIK = 57.275 kN,


Fy = 0:

FIK = 57.3 kN C W

27
( 57.275 kN FGJ ) = 0
793
FGJ = 57.275 kN T

FBD Section ACIG:


27
( 57.275 kN 57.275 kN )
793

Fy = 0:
+
Fx = 0:

18
( FHK FHJ ) = 0,
949
3 ( 40 kN ) 2

FHJ = FHK

25
FHK = 0
949

FHK = 53.884 kN

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Chapter 6, Solution 63.

FBD Section ACFBD:

M D = 0:

( 4.3 m )

27
FFI ( 2.7 m )( 40 kN ) = 0
793

FFI = 26.196 kN,

Fy = 0:

FFI = 26.2 kN C !

27
( 26.196 kN FDG ) = 0
793

FDG = 26.196 kN T
FBD Section ACFD:
Fy = 0:

27
( 26.196 kN 26.196 kN )
793
+

Fx = 0:

54
( FEI FEG ) = 0,
6397
2

FEI = FEG

59
( FEG ) + 2 ( 40 kN )
6397
8
( 26.196 kN + 26.196 kN ) = 0
793

FEG = 44.136 kN,

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Chapter 6, Solution 64.


FBD Truss:

Fx = 0:

M F = 0:

Ax = 0

( 2.4 m )(8 kN ) + ( 5.1 m )(12 kN )


( 7.5 m ) Ay = 0,

A y = 10.72 kN

Since only CD can provide an upward force necessary for


equilibrium, it must be in tension, and FBE = 0
FBD Section ABC:

Fy = 0:

10.72 kN 12 kN +

FCD = 2.4229 kN,

M C = 0:

1.68
FCD = 0
3.18
FCD = 2.42 kN T 

(1.68 m ) FBD ( 2.4 m )(10.72 kN ) = 0

FBD = 15.3143 kN,

Fx = 0: FCE +

FBD = 15.31 kN C 

2.7
( 2.4229 kN ) 15.3143 kN = 0
3.18
FCE = 13.26 kN T 

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Chapter 6, Solution 65.


FBD Truss:

Fx = 0:

M F = 0:

Ax = 0

( 2.4 m )(8 kN ) + ( 5.1 m )( 6 kN ) ( 7.5 m ) Ay

=0

A y = 6.64 kN

FBD Section ABC:

Since only BE can provide the downward force necessary for


equilibrium,
it must be in tension, so FCD = 0
Fy = 0:

6.64 kN 6 kN

FBE = 1.21143 kN,


M = 0:

FBE = 1.211 kN T !

(1.68 m ) FCE ( 2.4 m )( 6.64 kN ) = 0

FCE = 9.4857 kN,

Fx = 0:

1.68
FBE = 0
3.18

9.4857 kN +

FCE = 9.49 kN T !

2.7
(1.21143 kN ) FBD = 0
3.18

FBD = 10.51 kN C !

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Chapter 6, Solution 66.


FBD Truss:

Fx = 0:
M C = 0:

Cx = 0

(8 ft )( 6 kips ) (8 ft )( 9 kips ) + (16 ft ) G y


( 24 ft )(12 kips ) = 0

G y = 19.5 kips
FBD Section ABC:

Fy = 0: 19.5 kips + C y 6 kips 9 kips 12 kips = 0


C y = 7.5 kips

Since only BE can provide the downward force necessary for


equilibrium, it must be in tension, so CD is slack, FCD = 0
Fy = 0: 6 kips + 7.5 kips

3
FBE = 0
5
FBE = 2.50 kips T !

FBD Section FGH:

Since only EF can provide the downward force necessary for equilibrium,
it must be in tension, so DG is slack, FDG = 0
Fy = 0: 19.5 kips 12 kips

3
FEF = 0
5

FEF = 12.00 kips T !


Knowing that FCD = FDG = 0, inspection of joint D gives
FDE = 0 !

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Chapter 6, Solution 67
FBD Truss:

( 32 ft ) H y ( 24 ft )(12 kips ) (16 ft )( 9 kips )

M A = 0:

( 8 ft )( 6 kips ) = 0,
Fy = 0:

H y = 15 kips

Ay 6 kips 9 kips 12 kips + 15 kips = 0


A y = 12 kips

Fx = 0:
FBD Section ABC:

Ax = 0

Since only BE can provide the downward force necessary for


equilibrium, it must be in tension, so CD is slack, FCD = 0
Fy = 0: 12 kips 6 kips

3
FBE = 0
5

FBE = 10.00 kips T !


Since only EF can provide the downward force necessary for equilibrium,
it must be in tension, so DG is slack, FDG = 0

FBD Section FGH:

Fy = 0: 15 kips 12 kips

3
FEF = 0
5
FEF = 5.00 kips T !

Knowing that FCD = FDF = 0, inspection of joint D gives


FDE = 0 !

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Chapter 6, Solution 68
FBD Section ABDC:
Since only DE can provide the leftward force necessary for equilibrium, it must be in tension, and CF must be
slack, FCF = 0

Fx = 0:
M D = 0:

20 kN

4
FDE = 0,
5

FDE = 25.0 kN C !

( 3.2 m ) FCE ( 2.4 m )( 20 kN ) = 0


FCE = 15.00 kN T !

Fy = 0: FDF 15.00 kN

3
( 25 kN ) = 0
5
FDE = 30.0 kN C !

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Chapter 6, Solution 69.


FBD Section ABFE:
It is not apparent which counter is active, so we guess that FEH = 0;
M F = 0:

24

FEG + 40 kN ( 4.8 m )( 20 kN ) = 0
745

( 3.2 m )

FEG = 11.3728 kN

FEG = 11.37 kN C !

M G = 0:

24

FFH ( 7.2 m )( 20 kN ) (1.3 m )( 40 kN ) = 0


745

( 5.8 m )

FFH = 38.432 kN,


Fx = 0:

20 kN

FFH = 38.4 kN C !

13
15
( 38.432 kN 11.3728 kN ) FFG = 0
17
745

FFG = 8.0604 kN,

FFG = 8.06 kN T !

Since FEG is in tension, our guess was correct. A negative answer would be impossible, indicating
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Chapter 6, Solution 70.


Structure (a):

Non-simple truss with r = 3, m = 16, N = 10,

so 2N > m + r
partially constrained !

Structure (b):

Non-simple truss with r = 3, m = 15, N = 10,

so 2N > m + r
partially constrained !

Structure (c):

Non-simple truss with r = 4, m = 16, N = 10,

so N = 2m + r

Examine Forces:
FHJ = 0, FIJ = P C

By inspection of joint J,
Then, by inspection of joint H,
By inspection of joint I,

FFH = 0,

FGI = 0,

FGH = P C
Iy = 0

Although several members carry no load with the given truss loading, they do
constrain the motion of GH and IJ. Truss ABFG is a simple truss with r = 3, m = 11,
N = 7 (2N = r + m)
so the structure is completely constrained, and determinate. !

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Chapter 6, Solution 71.

Structure (a):
Structure (b):
Structure (c):

Simple truss with r = 4, m = 16, n = 10


So m + r = 20 = 2n so
completely constrained and determinate !

Compound truss with r = 3, m = 16, n = 10


so
So m + r = 19 < 2n = 20

partially constrained !

Non-simple truss with r = 4, m = 12, n = 8


So m + r = 16 = 2n but must examine further, note that reaction forces
A x and H x are aligned, so no equilibrium equation will resolve them.
Also
consider

Statically indeterminate !
For Fy = 0: H y = 0, but then

M A 0 in FBD Truss,
Improperly constrained !

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Chapter 6, Solution 72.


Structure (a):

Simple truss (start with ABC and add joints alphabetical to complete
truss), with
r = 4, m = 13, n = 8

r + m = 17 > 2n = 16

so

Structure is completely constrained but indeterminate. !

Structure (b):

From FBD II:

FBD I:

FBD II:

M G = 0

Jy

Fx = 0

Fx

M A = 0

Fy

Fy = 0

Ay

Fx = 0

Ax

Fy = 0

Gy

Thus have two simple trusses with all reactions known,


so structure is completely constrained and determinate. !
Structure (c):

Structure has r = 4, m = 13, n = 9


so

r + m = 17 < 2n = 18,

structure is partially constrained !

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Chapter 6, Solution 73.


Non-Simple truss with r = 4, m = 12, N = 8, so 2N = r + m,
but we must examine further:

Structure (a):

Fx = 0: E x = 0
By symmetry, FBD = FDF and FCD = FDG

FBD joint D:

Vertical equilibrium cannot be satisfied with FCD = FDG,


Improperly constrained !

Structure (b):

Non-simple truss with r = 3, m = 10, N = 7,

so 2N = m + r
Partially constrained !

Structure (c):

Non-simple truss with r = 3, m = 13, N = 8,


but we must examine further

so 2N = r + m,

M A = 0: 3a G y ( a + 3a + 4a ) P = 0
Gy =

Joint H:

Fy = 0:

Joint F:

1
FFH P = 0
2

FFH = P 2 T

Fy = 0: FFG P

8
P
3

Joint G:

1
P 2 =0
2

FFG = 2P C

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Improperly constrained !

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Chapter 6, Solution 74.


Structure (a):
No. of members

m = 12

No. of joints

n=8

m + r = 16 = 2n

No. of react. comps.

r =4

unks = eqns

FBD of EH:

M H = 0 FDE ; Fx = 0 FGH ; Fy = 0 H y

Then ABCDGF is a simple truss and all forces can be determined.


This example is completely constrained and determinate. !
Structure (b):

No. of members

m = 12

No. of joints

n=8

m + r = 15 < 2n = 16

No. of react. comps.

r =3

unks < eqns


partially constrained !

Note: Quadrilateral DEHG can collapse with joint D moving downward:


in (a) the roller at F prevents this action.
Structure (c):

No. of members

m = 13

No. of joints

n=8

m + r = 17 > 2n = 16

No. of react. comps.

r =4

unks > eqns


completely constrained but indeterminate !

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Chapter 6, Solution 75.


Structure (a):

Rigid truss with r = 3, m = 14, n = 8

so

r + m = 17 > 2n = 16
so completely constrained but indeterminate !

Structure (b):

Simple truss (start with ABC and add joints alphabetically), with
r = 3, m = 13, n = 8

so

r + m = 16 = 2n

so completely constrained and determinate !

Structure (c):

Simple truss with r = 3, m = 13, n = 8 so r + m = 16 = 2n, but


horizontal reactions ( Ax and Dx ) are collinear so cannot be resolved by
any equilibrium equation.

structure is improperly constrained !

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Chapter 6, Solution 76.


\

FBD member AE:

Ax = 120 lb

Fx = 0: Ax + 120 lb = 0,
on ABCD
M A = 0:

A x = 120.0 lb

(8 in.)( C ) ( 2 in.)(120 lb ) = 0
C = 30 lb

Fy = 0: 30 lb Ay = 0,

Ay = 30 lb

A y = 30.0 lb !

on ABCD

FBD member ABCD:

Fx = 0: 120 lb Bx = 0,
M B = 0:

B x = 120.0 lb

( 6 in.) D ( 4 in.)( 30 lb ) ( 4 in.)( 30 lb )


( 2 in.)(120 lb ) = 0

D = 80.0 lb !
Fy = 0: 30 lb By 30 lb + 80 lb = 0

B y = 80.0 lb !

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Chapter 6, Solution 77.

FBD member ABC:

Note that BD is a two-force member

(a)

C = 0:

(16 in.)

FBD ( 24 in.)( 80 lb ) = 0
5

FBD = 150 lb,

(b)

Fy = 0:
Fx = 0:

Cy
Cx

FBD = 150.0 lb

3
(150 lb ) = 0,
5

C y = 90 lb

4
(150 lb ) + 80 lb = 0,
5

Cx = 40 lb

C = 98.5 lb

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66.0 W

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Chapter 6, Solution 78.


FBD Frame:

M A = 0:

( 0.25 m ) Dx ( 0.95 m )( 480 N ) = 0


D x = 1824 N

E x = 1824 N

FBD member DF:

Note that BE is a two-force member, Ex = Ey


Fx = 0:

1824 N + Ex = 0,

so

M D = 0:

Fy = 0:

E y = 1824 N

( 0.50 m )(1824 N ) ( 0.75 m ) C + ( 0.95 m )( 480 N ) = 0


C = 1824 N

D y = 480 N

D y + 1824 N 1824 N + 480 N = 0

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Chapter 6, Solution 79.


FBD Frame:

M A = 0:

( 0.25 m ) Dx 400 N m = 0
D x = 1600 N

E x = 1600 N

E y = 1600 N

FBD member DF:


Note BE is a two-force member, so Ex = Ey
Fx = 0: 1600 N E x = 0,

M D = 0: ( 0.50 m )(1600 N ) + ( 0.75 m ) C 400 N m = 0

C = 1600 N

Fy = 0: Dy 1600 N + 1600 N = 0

Dy = 0 

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Chapter 6, Solution 80.


FBD Ring:
(a)

M A = 0:

(8 in.) ( FBC cos 35 ) (8 in.)( 6 lb ) = 0

FBC = 7.3246 lb,

(b)

Fx = 0:

FBC = 7.32 lb C W

Ax ( 7.3246 lb ) cos 35 = 0
Ax = 6 lb

Fy = 0:

Ay + ( 7.3246 lb ) sin 35 6 lb = 0
Ay = 1.79876 lb

A = 6.26 lb

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Chapter 6, Solution 81.


FBD Ring:

(a)

FBC =

(b)

(8 in.) ( FBC cos 20 6 lb ) = 0

M A = 0:

6 lb
,
cos 20

Fx = 0:

Fy = 0:

FBC = 6.39 lb C W

Ax

Ay

6 lb
cos 20 = 0,
cos 20

Ax = 6 lb

6
sin 20 6 lb = 0,
cos 20

Ay = 8.1838 lb

A = 10.15 lb

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Chapter 6, Solution 82.


FBD Frame:

M A = 0:

180 N = 0
2

( 0.2 m ) Bx ( 0.36 m )

Bx = 162 2 N,

Ax = 252 2 N,

M C = 0:

A x = 356 N

2
(180 N ) = 0
2

B y = 127.3 N

B y = 90 2 N,

FBD member ABD:

2
(180 N ) = 0
2

Fx = 0: 162 2 N + Ax

Fy = 0: By

B x = 229 N

( 0.20 m ) ( 252

2 N ( 0.08 m ) 90 2 N

( 0.20 m ) D = 0,

D = 216 2 N

D = 305 N

Fx = 0: 252 2 N 162 2 N C x = 0
Cx = 90 2 N,

C x = 127.3 N

Fy = 0: 90 2 N + C y 216 2 N = 0
C y = 126 2 N,

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Chapter 6, Solution 83.


FBD Frame:

M B = 0:

( 0.2 m ) Ax 60 N m = 0

Fx = 0: 300 N Bx = 0,
Fy = 0: By = 0,

A x = 300 N

B x = 300 N

By = 0 W

FBD member ABD:


M C = 0:

Fy = 0:

( 0.20 m )( 300 N ) ( 0.20 m ) Dy


C y 300 N = 0

Fx = 0:

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D y = 300 N

C y = 300 N

Cx = 0 W

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Chapter 6, Solution 84.


(a) FBD AC:

Note: CE is a two-force member


M A = 0:

FCE
FCE
+ ( 2 in.)
( 6 in.)( 24 lb ) = 0
2
2

(8 in.)

FCE = 14.4 2 lb,

so

E x = 14.40 lb
E y = 14.40 lb

Fx = 0:

Ax + 14.4 lb = 0

A x = 14.40 lb

Fy = 0:

Ay 24 lb + 14.40 lb = 0
A y = 9.60 lb

(b) FBD CE:

!
!
!

Note AC is a two-force member


M E = 0:

1
4

FAC +
FAC (1 in.)( 24 lb ) = 0
17
17

( 3 in.)

FAC = 1.6 17 lb,

A x = 6.40 lb
A y = 1.600 lb

Fx = 0: E x

4
1.6 17 lb = 0,
17

Fy = 0:

1
1.6 17 lb 24 lb = 0
17

Ey +

E x = 6.40 lb

E y = 22.4 lb

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!
!
!

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Chapter 6, Solution 85.


(a) FBD AC:

Note: CE is a two-force member


M A = 0:

1
1

FCE +
FCE ( 0.3 m )( 320 lb )
2
2

( 0.4 m )

E x = 120.0 N

FCE = 120 2 N,

E y = 120.0 N

(b) FBD CE:

1
120 2 N = 0,
2

Fx = 0:

Ax +

Fy = 0:

Ay 320 N +

A x = 120.0 N

1
120 2 N = 0
2

A y = 200 N

!
!
!

Note: AC is a two-force member


M E = 0:

1
1

FAC +
FAC ( 0.15 m )( 320 N ) = 0
2
2

( 0.25 m )

FAC = 96 2 N,

A x = 96.0 N
A y = 96.0 N

Fx = 0: Ex 96.0 N = 0
Fy = 0:

E y 320 N + 96.0 N = 0

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E y = 224 N

!
!
!
!

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Chapter 6, Solution 86.


(a) FBD AC:

Note: CE is a two-force member


M A = 0:

( 8 in.)
FCE ( 2 in.)
FCE + 192 lb in. = 0
2

E x = 19.20 lb

FCE = 19.2 2 lb,

E y = 19.20 lb

(b) FBD CE:

Fx = 0:

Ax 19.2 lb = 0,

Fy = 0:

Ay 19.2 lb = 0,

A x = 19.20 lb
A y = 19.20 lb

!
!
!

Note: AC is a two-force member


M E = 0:

4
1

FAE +
FAE + 192 lb in. = 0
17
17

( 3 in.)

FAE = 12.8 17 lb,

Ax =

4
FAE ,
17

Ay =

1
FAE ,
17

Fx = 0: Ex 51.2 lb = 0,
Fy = 0:

E y 12.80 lb = 0,

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A y = 12.80 lb
E x = 51.2 lb
E y = 12.80 lb

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!
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Chapter 6, Solution 87.


(a) FBD AC:

Note: CE is a two-force member


M A = 0:

FCE = 0,
120 N m ( 0.4 m )
2

FCE = 150 2 N

E x = 150.0 N
E y = 150.0 N

(b) FBD CE:

Fx = 0:

Ax 150.0 N = 0,

Fy = 0:

Ay 150.0 N = 0,

A x = 150.0 N
A y = 150.0 N

!
!
!

Note: AC is a two-force member


2

M E = 0: ( 0.25 m )
FAC + 120 N m = 0
2

FAC = 240 2 N,

A x = 240 N
A y = 240 N

Fx = 0: 240 N Ex = 0,
Fy = 0:

E y 240 N = 0,

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E y = 240 N

!
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Chapter 6, Solution 88.


FBD Frame:

Note: In analysis of entire frame, location of M is immaterial. Note also


that AB, BC, and FG are two force members.

M H = 0:

( 6 ft ) I y

180 lb ft = 0,

Fy = 0:

30 lb

5
FAB = 0,
13

M C = 0:

( 2.5 ft )

I y = 30.0 lb

(a) FBD AI:

12

78 lb FFG = 0,
13

Fx = 0: FBC

12
78 lb 72 lb = 0,
13

FAB = 78.0 lb

22.6 !

FGH = 72.0 lb

FBC = 144.0 lb

(b) FBD AI:

FAB = 78.0 lb
As above, Fy = 0 yields
Then:
12

M C = 0: ( 2.5 ft ) 78.0 lb FFG 180 lb ft = 0


13

22.6 !

FFG = 0 !
Fx = 0:

FBC

12
( 78.0 lb ) = 0,
13

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Chapter 6, Solution 89.


(a) FBD ACF:

Note: BC is a two-force member


M F = 0:

FBC = 0,
26

( 0.1 m )(120 N ) ( 0.3 m )

B x = 200 N

FBC = 40 26 N,

B y = 40.0 N
Fx = 0:

(b) FBD BCE:

Fy = 0:

5
40 26 N Fx = 0,
26

Fx = 200 N

1
40 26 N = 0,
26

Fy 120 N

Fy = 160.0 N

!
!
!

Note ACF is a two-force member


M B = 0:

FCF = 0,
5

( 0.4 m )(120 N ) ( 0.3 m )

FCF = 160 5 N,

Fx = 320 N
Fy = 160.0 N

Fx = 0: Bx
Fy = 0:

2
160 5 N = 0,
5

B x = 320 N

!
!
!

1
160 5 N 120 N B y = 0
5

B y = 40.0 N

(c) Moving the 120 N force from D to E does not affect the reactions. The answers are the same as in part (b). !

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Chapter 6, Solution 90.


(a) FBD AF:
Note: BC is a two-force member
M F = 0:

FBC 48 N m = 0,
26

( 0.3 m )

FBC = 160 26 N
so

B x = 800 N
B y = 160.0 N

(b & c) FBD BCE:

Fx = 0:

Fx 800 N = 0,

Fy = 0:

Fy + 160 N = 0,

Fx = 800 N
Fy = 160.0 N

!
!
!
!

Note: ACF is a two-force member, and that the application point of the
couple is immaterial.
M B = 0:

FCF 48 N m = 0
5

( 0.3 m )

FCF = 160 5 N,

Fx = 320 N
Fy = 160.0 N

Fx = 0: 320 N Bx = 0,
Fy = 0:

160 N + By = 0,

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B y = 160.0 N

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Chapter 6, Solution 91.


\

First note that, when a cable or cord passes over a frictionless, motionless pulley, the tension is unchanged.

M C = 0:

rT1 rT2 = 0

(a) Replace each force with an equivalent force-couple.

(b) Cut cable and replace forces on pulley with equivalent pair of forces at A as above.

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Chapter 6, Solution 92.


FBD Pipe 2:

Fx = 0:

NG

3
( 220 lb ) = 0,
5

NG = 132 lb

Fy = 0:

ND

4
( 220 lb ) = 0,
5

N D = 176 lb

FBD Pipe 1:

= 90 2 tan 1
Fx = 0:

3
= 16.2602
4

N F cos (16.2602 ) 132 lb

3
( 220 lb ) = 0
5

N F = 275.00 lb

Fy = 0:

N C + ( 275 lb ) cos (16.2602 )

4
( 220 lb ) = 0
5

NC = 99.00 lb
FBD Frame & Pipes:

M A = 0:

4
5

( 48 in.) E y 24 in. + 24 in. + (10 in.) (220 lb) = 0

E y = 256

Fy = 0:

Fx = 0:

2
lb,
3

Ay 2 ( 220 lb ) + 256
Ay = 183

1
lb
3

Ax E x = 0,

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A y = 183.3 lb

2
lb = 0
3

Ax = E x

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FBD BE:
M B = 0:

( 24 in.) 256

2
15
lb (18 in.) E x + in. ( 275 lb ) = 0
3
4

E x = 399.5 lb,

E x = 400 lb

From above,

A x = 400 lb

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Chapter 6, Solution 93.


FBD Pipe 2:

FBD Pipe 1:

Fx' = 0:

NG

3
( 220 lb ) = 0,
5

NG = 132 lb

Fy = 0:

ND

4
( 220 lb ) = 0,
5

N D = 176 lb

Fx = 0:
Fy = 0:

M B = 0:

FBD BE:

NF
NC

3
( 220 lb ) 132 lb = 0,
5

4
( 220 lb ) = 0,
5

N F = 264 lb
NC = 176 lb

( 24 in.) E y ( 32 in.) Ex + ( 5 in.) ( 264 lb ) = 0


4Ex 3E y = 165

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(1)

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FBD Frame with Pipes:

M A = 0: ( 48 in.) E y (14 in.) Ex + ( 5 in.) ( 264 lb )


( 35 in. + 45 in.) (176 lb ) = 0

(2)

solving with (1) above:


E y = 355

Fx = 0:

2
lb,
3

Ax 308 lb

E y = 356 lb

4
3
( 264 lb ) + 2 (176 lb ) = 0
5
5

A x = 308 lb
Fy = 0:

Ay + 355

2
3
4
lb ( 264 lb ) 2 (176 lb ) = 0
3
5
5
A y = 84.3 lb

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Chapter 6, Solution 94.


FBD AC:

M c = 0:

( 0.6 m ) Ax ( 0.06 m )(170 N ) = 0,


A x = 17.00 N

Fx = 0:

FBD CE:

Fx = 0:

17 N +

133 N

15
(170 N ) Cx = 0,
17

Cx = 133 N

15
(170 N ) + Ex = 0,
17

E x = 17.00 N
M C = 0:

( 0.48 m )(17.00 N ) + ( 0.90 m ) E y


( 0.45 m ) (170 N ) = 0,

E y = 75.9 N W

FBD Frame:

Fy = 0:

Ay 170 N + 75.9 N = 0,

A y = 94.1 N W

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Chapter 6, Solution 95.


FBD Frame & pulley:

M B = 0:

( 0.6 m ) Ay ( 0.075 m )( 240 N ) = 0,


A y = 30.0 N W

Fy = 0:

30.0 N + By 240 N = 0,

B y = 270 N W
Fx = 0:

FBD AD:

M D = 0:

From above

Ax + Bx = 0,

Ax = Bx

( 0.200 m ) Ax ( 0.075 m ) ( 240 N )


+ ( 0.30 m ) ( 30 N ) = 0
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B x = 45.0 N

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Chapter 6, Solution 96.


(a)

FBD Entire machine:


M A = 0:

( 95 in.) (16 kips) ( 35 in.)(18 kips ) + (145 in.) ( 2B )


(170 in.) ( 50 kips ) = 0,
B = 26.241 kips

Fy = 0:

B = 26.2 kips

16 kips + 2 A 18 kips + 2 ( 26.241 kips ) 50 kips = 0,

A = 15.76 kips

(b)

FBD Motor unit:


M D = 0:

( 30 in.) Cx + (85 in.)( 52.482 kips ) (110 in.)( 50 kips ) = 0


Cx = 34.634 kips,

C x = 34.6 kips

Fx = 0:

Dx 34.634 kips = 0,

D x = 34.6 kips

Fy = 0:

52.482 kips 50 kips Dy = 0,

D y = 2.48 kips

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Chapter 6, Solution 97.


(a)
FBD Entire Machine:

(145 in.) (2B) ( 35 in.)(18 kips )

M A = 0:

(170 in.)( 50 kips ) = 0


2B = 62.966 kips,
Fy = 0:

B = 31.5 kips

2 A + 62.966 kips 18 kips 50 kips = 0


2 A = 5.034 kips,

A = 2.52 kips

where A and B are single


wheel forces
(b)

M D = 0:

FBD Motor unit:

(85 in.)( 62.966 kips ) (110 in.)( 50 kips )


+ (30 in.) Cx = 0,

Cx = 4.9297 kips
C x = 4.93 kips

Fy = 0:

Dy 50 kips + 62.966 kips = 0


D y = 12.97 kips

Fx = 0:

Dx C x = 0, Dx = Cx ,
D x = 4.93 kips

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Chapter 6, Solution 98.


FBD Frame:

( 0.625 m ) F ( 0.75 m )( 4 kN ) (1.25 m )( 3 kN ) = 0

M A = 0:

Fx = 10.8 kN
Fx = 0:

Ax 10.8 kN = 0,

Fy = 0:

Ay 4 kN 3 kN = 0,

FBD BF: (I)

A x = 10.80 kN

A y = 7.00 kN W

FBD ABD: (II)

I:

M C = 0:

( 0.375 m )(10.8 kN ) ( 0.25 m ) Bx = 0,

II:

M D = 0:

( 0.25 m )(10.8 kN + 16.2 kN ) + ( 0.5 m ) By (1.00 m )( 7.0 kN ) = 0,

Bx = 16.2 kN,

By = 0.5 kN,
Fx = 0:

10.8 kN 16.20 kN + Dx = 0,

Dx = 27 kN,

Fy = 0:

7.0 kN 0.5 kN Dy = 0,

Dy = 6.5 kN,

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B y = 500 N
D x = 27.0 kN

W
W

D y = 6.50 kN W

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Chapter 6, Solution 99.


FBD Frame:

( 0.3 m ) Dx = ( 0.4 m ) ( 900 N ) = 0,

M A = 0:

Dx = 1200 N
D x = 1.200 kN

Fx = 0: 1.200 kN Ax = 0,
Fy = 0:

Ax = 1.200 kN,

A x = 1.200 kN

Ay 900 N = 0

A y = 900 N

Note: AG is a two-force member.

( 0.2 m ) By ( 0.4 m ) ( 900 N ) = 0,

M A = 0:
FBD AC:

Fy = 0:

900 N + 1800 N 900 N

( FAGx = 2400 N,

FAG = 3000 N
Fx = 0:

M E = 0:
Fx = 0:
FBD DF:

Fy = 0:

3
FAG = 0
5

FAGy = 1800 N

4
( 3000 N ) 1200 N + Bx = 0,
5

On GBEH:

By = 1800 N

G x = 2.40 kN

B x = 3.60 kN

)
Bx = 3600 N

G y = 1.800 kN !
B y = 1.800 kN

3
FDH = 0,
5
1200 N Ex = 0

( 0.2 m )

FDH = 0

Ex = 1200 N

Ey = 0
On GBEH:

E x = 1.200 kN
H x = 0,

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Hy = 0 !

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Chapter 6, Solution 100.


FBD Frame:

( 6 in.) Dx (13.5 in.) ( 48 lb ) (16.5 in.) ( 20 lb ) = 0

M A = 0:

Dx = 163 lb
Fx = 0:

A x + 20 lb + 48 lb + 163 lb = 0
Ax = 231 lb

Fy = 0:

Ay = 0

FBD DE:
M E = 0:

(19.5 in.)(163 lb ) ( 6 in.) Bx = 0


Bx = 529.75 lb

M C = 0:

( 4.5 in.) By ( 7.5 in.)( 231 lb ) = 0,


B x = 530 lb

On ABC:
Fx = 0:

FBD ABC:

Fy = 0:
On ABC:

By = 385 lb
,

231 lb + 529.75 lb Cx = 0,
C y 385 lb = 0,

B y = 385 lb W
Cx = 298.75 lb

C y = 385 lb

C x = 299 lb

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Chapter 6, Solution 101.


FBD Frame:

M E = 0:

( 6 in.)(84 lb ) ( 42 in.) Ay = 0
Ay = 12.00 lb

FBD CF: (I)

I:
II:

II:

M D = 0:
M B = 0:

Fx = 0:
Fy = 0:

FBD ABC: (II)

( 3.5 in.) Cx + ( 7 in.) C y ( 5 in.) (84 lb ) = 0,

Cx + 2C y = 120 lb

(12 in.) C y ( 3.5 in.) Cx (12 in.) (12 lb ) = 0,

Bx + 60.632 lb = 0,
12 lb + By + 29.684 lb = 0,

3.5 Cx 12 C y = 144 lb

Solving:

Cx = 60.632 lb,

C y = 29.684 lb

On ABC:

C x = 60.6 lb,

C y = 29.7 lb W

Bx = 60.632 lb,
By = 41.684 lb,

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B y = 41.7 lb W

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Chapter 6, Solution 102.


FBD Stool:

w 1
N
= ( 56 kg ) 9.81
= 274.68 N
2 2
kg

M A = 0:

( 0.350 m ) By ( 0.150 m )( 274.68 N ) = 0,


By = 117.72 N

FBD BE:

M E = 0:

FFG = 0
2

(1.25 m )(117.72 N ) ( 0.15 m )

FFG = 98.1 2 N
Fx = 0:
Fy = 0:

Ex

1
(98.1 2) N = 0,
2

Ey +

E x = 98.1 N

1
(98.1 2 N) + 117.72 N = 0
2

E y = 215.82 N,

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Chapter 6, Solution 103.


FBD BC:

Note that only one of the forces B y , By exists.

M C B y or By ( 0.15 m )

M C = 0:

2
FFG =
M B or By
0.15 m C y

So we seek a maximum of M C By or By

1
FFG = 0
2

(1)

( )
M C ( By ) = ( 0.175 m ) By

M C By = ( 0.125 m ) By

where
FBD stool:

w = ( 56 kg ) ( 9.81 N/kg ) = 549.36 N


consider contact at A, A y = 0, either

M A = ( 0.425 m ) By ( 0.225 m )

w
=0
2

( )

M C By = ( 0.03309 m ) w

By = 0.26471 w,

or ( M A ) = ( 0.475 m ) By ( 0.225 m )

(i)

w
=0
2

( )

By = ( 0.23684 ) w, M C By = ( 0.04145 m ) w

(ii)

consider contact at A, Ay = 0, either


M A = 0:

( 0.35 m ) By ( 0.15 m )

w
=0
2

( )

By = 0.21429 w, M C By = ( 0.02678 m ) w
or

M A = 0:
By = 0.1875 w,

( 0.40 m )

By ( 0.15 m )

(iii)
w
=0
2

( )

M C By = ( 0.03281 m ) w

(iv)

(a) The maximum is (ii), with contact at A and B, and

2
(b) FFG max =
( 0.04145 m ) ( 549.36 N ) = 214.69 N,
0.15 m

FFG max = 215 N T !

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Chapter 6, Solution 104.


Members FBDs:

I:

M A = 0:

(12.8 ft ) Bx ( 32 ft ) By ( 20 ft )(14 kips ) = 0

II:

M C = 0:

( 7.2 ft ) Bx + ( 24 ft ) By (12 ft )( 21 kips ) = 0


Solving: Bx = 27.5 kips, By = 2.25 kips,

I:

Fx = 0:

A x = 27.5 kips
Fy = 0:

Ax 27.5 kips = 0,

Ax = 27.5 kips,

(a)

Ay 14 kips 2.25 kips = 0, Ay = 16.25 kips,

A y = 16.25 kips
(b)

B x = 27.5 kips
B y = 2.25 kips

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Chapter 6, Solution 105.


Member FBDs:

II:

M C = 0:

( 7.2 ft ) Bx ( 24 ft ) By (12 ft )(14 kips ) = 0

I:

M A = 0:

(12.8 ft ) Bx + ( 32 ft ) By ( 20 ft )( 21 kips ) = 0
Solving: Bx = 28.75 kips, By = 1.675 kips,

I:

Fx = 0:

A x = 28.8 kips
Fy = 0:

Ax 28.75 kips = 0,

Ax = 28.75 kips,

(a)

Ay 21 kips + 1.625 kips, Ay = 19.375 kips ,

A y = 19.38 kips
(b)

B x = 28.8 kips
B y = 1.625 kips

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Chapter 6, Solution 106.


\

FBD Frame:

M A = 0:

(12 in.) Dx ( 28 in.)( 411 lb ) = 0


D x = 959 lb

FBD DF:

Note that BF and CE are two-force members.


Fx = 0:
M D = 0:

Solving:

959 lb +

4
15
FCE
FBF = 0
5
17

(12 in.)

FCE + ( 34.5 in.)


FBF = 0
5

17

FBF = 357 lb,

M E = 01:

( 22.5 in.) ( 357 lb ) (12 in.) Dy = 0

D y = 315 lb ,

8
17

so

(a)
(b)

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18.18

FBF = 357 lb T

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Chapter 6, Solution 107.


FBD Frame:

(12 in.) Dx ( 34.5 in.)( 274 lb ) = 0

M A = 0:

Dx = 787.75 lb

FBD DF:

M D = 0:
Fx = 0:

Solving:
M E = 0:

(12 in.)

FCE + ( 34.5 in.)


FBF 274 lb = 0
5
17

787.75 lb +

4
15
FCE
FBF = 0
5
17

FBF = 684.25 lb,

( 22.5 in.) ( 684.25 lb ) 274 lb (12 in.) Dy

Dy = 90 lb,

8
17

so

(a)
(b)

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=0

6.52

FBF = 684 lb T

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Chapter 6, Solution 108.


FBD AC:

Note that BE is a two force member


Fy = 0:

1
FBE P = 0
5

FBE = 5 P
= 0:

1
5

( 0.4 m )

2
5 P + ( 0.1 m )

5P

a P + ( 0.3 m ) C = 0

so

( a 0.6 m ) P = ( 0.3 m ) C

since P > 0 and C 0, a 0.6 m 0


a 0.6 m

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Chapter 6, Solution 109.


Member FBDs:

= 0:

( 0.6 m )

4
4

FCF ( 0.9 m ) FDG = 0


5
5

4
4
= 0: ( 0.3 m ) FCF + ( 0.6 m ) FDG ( 0.9 m )( 800 N ) = 0
5
5
Solving:

FCF = 9000 N,

FDG = 6000 N
FCF = 9.00 kN C
FDG = 6.00 kN T

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Chapter 6, Solution 110.


Member FBDs:

4
FDG = 0
5

M A = 0:

( 0.3 m ) FBF ( 0.9 m )

M E = 0:

4
( 0.3 m ) FBF + ( 0.6 m ) FDG ( 0.9 m )( 0.8 kN ) = 0
5

Solving:

FBE = 3 kN,

FBF = 7.2 kN
so

FBF = 7.20 kN T
FDG = 3.00 kN C

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Chapter 6, Solution 111.


Member FBDs:

M A = 0:

M E = 0:
Solving:

( 0.6 m )

4
4
FCH ( 0.3 m ) FBG = 0
5
5

4
4
( 0.9 m ) FCH + ( 0.6 m ) FBG ( 0.9 m )( 0.8 kN ) = 0
5
5
FBG = 6 kN, FCH = 3 kN
so

FBG = 6.00 kN T
FCH = 3.00 kN C

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Chapter 6, Solution 112.


Member FBDs:

I:

M J = 0:

2a C y + a Cx a P = 0
Solving:

I:

II:

Cx =

II:

M K = 0: 2a C y a C x = 0

P
P
, Cy =
2
4

Fx = 0:

1
FBG Cx = 0,
2

Fy = 0:

FAF +

Fx = 0:

Cx

Fy = 0:

1 2
P
P P + = 0,

4
2 2

1
FDG = 0,
2

2
P,
2

FBG = 2C x =

FAF =

FDG = 2C x =

P
1 2
P + FEH = 0,
+

4
2 2

FBG = 0.707 P T
P
,
4

FAF = 0.250 P T

2
P,
2

FDG = 0.707 P T

P
4

FEH = 0.250 P C

FEH =

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Chapter 6, Solution 113.

Note that, if we assume P is applied to BF, each individual member FBD


looks like:

Fshort = 2Flong =

so

2
Fload
3

(by moment equations about S and L).


Labeling each interaction force with the letter corresponding to the joint
of application, we have:
F =

2(P + E)
3

= 2B

C
D
=
3
2
B
A
C =
=
3
2
E =

so

2(P + E)
= 2 B = 6C = 18E
3

P + E = 27 E

P
26

E=

so D = 2E =

A = 2C = 3E
F =

2
P
P +

3
26

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A=
F=

P
13
3P
13

9P
13

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Chapter 6, Solution 114.

Note that, if we assume P is applied to EG, each individual member FBD


looks like

so

2Fleft = 2 Fright = Fmiddle

Labeling each interaction force with the letter corresponding to the joint
of its application, we see that
B = 2 A = 2F
C = 2B = 2D
G = 2C = 2H
P + F = 2G ( = 4C = 8B = 16 F ) = 2E

From

P + F = 16 F , F =

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P
15

so A =

P
15

D=

2P
15

H=

4P
15

E=

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15

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Chapter 6, Solution 115.


(a) Member FBDs:

FBD II:

Fy = 0:

FBD I:

M A = 0:

By = 0

M B = 0: aF2 = 0

aF2 2aP = 0

F2 = 0

but F2 = 0
so P = 0

not rigid for P 0 !

(b) Member FBDs:

Note: 7 unknowns Ax , Ay , Bx , By , F1, F2 , C but only 6 independent equations.


System is statically indeterminate !
System is, however, rigid !
(c) FBD whole:

FBD right:

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FBD I:

M A = 0: 5aBy 2aP = 0
Fy = 0: Ay P +

FBD II:

FBD I:

M c = 0:

2
P=0
5

By =
Ay =

a
5a
Bx
By = 0
2
2

Fx = 0: Ax + Bx = 0

2
P
5

3
P
5

Bx = 5By
Ax = Bx

B x = 2P

A x = 2P

A = 2.09P

16.70 !

B = 2.04P

11.31 !

System is rigid !

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Chapter 6, Solution 116.


Note: In all three cases, the right member has only three forces acting, two of which are parallel. Thus the
third force, at B, must be parallel to the link forces.
(a) FBD whole:

M A = 0:

2aP

a 4
1
B + 5a
B=0
4 17
17

4
B=0
17

Fx = 0:

Ax

Fy = 0:

Ay P +

1
B=0
17

B = 2.06 P

B = 2.06P

14.04 !

A = 2.06P

14.04 !

A x = 2P
Ay =

P
2

rigid !
(b) FBD whole:

Since B passes through A,

M A = 2aP = 0 only if P = 0

no equilibrium if P 0

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(c) FBD whole:

M A = 0: 5a

1
3a 4
B+
B 2aP = 0
4 17
17

Fx = 0: Ax +

4
B=0
17

Fy = 0: Ay P +

1
B=0
17

B=

17
P
4

B = 1.031P

14.04 !

A = 1.250P

36.9 !

Ax = P
Ay = P

P 3P
=
4
4

System is rigid !

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Chapter 6, Solution 117.


(a) Member FBDs:

FBD I:

M A = 0: aF1 2aP = 0

FBD II:

M B = 0: aF2 = 0

F1 = 2P;

Fy = 0: Ay P = 0

F2 = 0

Fx = 0: Bx + F1 = 0, Bx = F1 = 2P

B x = 2P

Fy = 0: By = 0

FBD I:

Ay = P

Fx = 0: Ax F1 + F2 = 0

Ax = F2 F1 = 0 2P

so B = 2P

A x = 2P
so A = 2.24P

26.6 !

Frame is rigid !
(b) FBD left:

FBD I:

FBD II:

FBD whole:

M E = 0:

a
a
5a
P + Ax
Ay = 0
2
2
2

M B = 0: 3aP + aAx 5aAy = 0

Ax 5 Ay = P
Ax 5 Ay = 3P
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(c) Member FBDs:

FBD I: Fy = 0: A P = 0

FBD II:

M D = 0: aF1 2aA = 0

F1 = 2 P

Fx = 0: F2 F1 = 0

F2 = 2 P

M B = 0: 2aC aF1 = 0

C =

Fx = 0: F1 F2 + Bx = 0
Fx = 0: By + C = 0

F1
= P
2

A= P

C= P

Bx = P P = 0
By = C = P

B= P !

Frame is rigid !

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Chapter 6, Solution 118.


FBD ABC:
M C = 0: 0.045 m + ( 0.30 m ) sin 30 ( 400 N ) sin 30
+ 0.030 m + ( 0.30 m ) cos 30 ( 400 N ) cos 30

12

( 0.03 m ) FBD ( 0.045 m ) FBD = 0


13
13

FBD = 3097.64 N
Fx = 0:

5
( 3097.64 N ) ( 400 N ) sin 30 Cx = 0
13
C x = 991.39 N

Fy = 0:

12
( 3097.64 N ) ( 400 N ) cos 30 C y = 0
13
C y = 2512.9 N

FBD Blade:
(a)

Vertical component at D =

12
( 3097.64 N )
13
= 2.86 kN

(b)

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Chapter 6, Solution 119.


FBD Blade:

Fy = 0:

FBD ABC:

M C = 0:

3 kN

12
FBD = 0: FBD = 3.25 kN C
13

0.045 m + ( 0.3 m ) sin 30 P sin 30


+ 0.030 m + ( 0.3 m ) cos 30 P cos 30

( 0.045 m )
( 0.03 m )

5
( 3.25 kN )
13

12
( 3.25 kN ) = 0
13

P = 0.41968 kN
so
Fx = 0:

P = 420 N

(a)

( 0.41968 kN ) sin 30 +

5
( 3.25 kN ) Cx = 0
13

C x = 1.04016 kN
Fy = 0:

( 0.41968 kN ) cos30 +

12
( 3.25 kN ) C y = 0
13

C y = 2.6365 kN
so

(b)

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Chapter 6, Solution 120.

FBD Stamp D:
Fy = 0:

E FBD cos 20 = 0,

M A = 0:

FBD ABC:

E = FBD cos 20

( 0.2 m )( sin 30)( FBD cos 20)


+ ( 0.2 m )( cos 30 )( FBD sin 20 )
( 0.2 m ) sin 30 + ( 0.4 m ) cos15 ( 250 N ) = 0

FBD = 793.64 N C
and, from above,

E = ( 793.64 N ) cos 20
E = 746 N

(a)
Fx = 0:

Ax ( 793.64 N ) sin 20 = 0
A x = 271.44 N

Fy = 0:

Ay + ( 793.64 N ) cos 20 250 N = 0

A y = 495.78 N
so

(b )

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Chapter 6, Solution 121.


\

FBD Stamp D:
Fy = 0:

900 N FBD cos 20 = 0,

FBD = 957.76 N C

(a)
FBD ABC:
M A = 0:

( 0.2 m )( sin 30 ) ( 957.76 N ) cos 20

+ ( 0.2 m )( cos 30 ) ( 957.76 N ) sin 20


( 0.2 m ) sin 30 + ( 0.4 m ) cos15 P = 0

P = 301.70 N,

P = 302 N

(b)

Fx = 0:

Ax ( 957.76 N ) sin 20 = 0
A x = 327.57 N

Fy = 0:

Ay + ( 957.76 N ) cos 20 301.70 N = 0


A y = 598.30 N

so

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Chapter 6, Solution 122.


FBD ABC:

( 45 mm ) sin 25 10 mm

= sin 1
M C = 0:

100 mm

= 5.1739

( 70 mm )(110 N ) ( 45 mm ) sin 25 FBD cos 5.1739


+ ( 45 mm ) cos 25 FBD sin 5.1739 = 0

FBD = 504.50 N
Fx = 0:

( 504.50 N ) cos 5.1739 (110 N ) sin 25 Cx = 0,

Cx = 455.96 N

FBD CE:
Fx = 0:

455.96 N Q = 0

Q = 455.96 N,

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Q = 456 N

(b)

FBD = 540 N T

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Chapter 6, Solution 123.


Member FBDs:

= tan 1

= tan 1

( BC + CD ) sin 60
AF + ( AB + BC CD ) cos 60
( 2.5 in. + 1 in.) sin 60
4.5 in. + (1.5 in. + 2.5 in. 1 in.) cos 60

= 26.802

From FBD CDE:


M C = 0:

( 7.5 in.)( 20 lb ) (1 in.) FDF cos ( 30 26.802) = 0,


FDF = 150.234 lb C

Fx = 0:

(150.234 lb ) cos ( 26.802) ( 20 lb ) sin 60 Cx = 0,


Cx = 116.774 lb

Fy = 0:

(150.234 lb ) sin 26.802 ( 20 lb ) cos 60 C y

=0

C y = 57.742 lb
From FBD ABC:
M A = 0:

(1.5 in.) sin 60 Bx + (1.5 in.) cos 60 By ( 4 in.) sin 60 (116.774 lb )


+ ( 4 in.) cos 60 ( 57.742 lb ) = 0,

3 Bx + By = 385.37 lb
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From FBD BFG:


M G = 0:

(1.5 in.) (150.234 lb ) sin 26.802 + (1.5 in.) cos 30 (150.234 lb ) cos 26.802

(1.5 in.) cos 30 Bx 6 in. + (1.5 in.) sin 30 B y = 0,

Bx = 243.32 lb,

Solving (1) and (2):

Fx = 0:

Fy = 0:

3Bx 9 B y = 96.775 lb

By = 36.075 lb

243.32 lb (150.234 lb ) cos 26.802 Gx = 0,

G x = 109.226 lb
G y = 31.667 lb

G y (150.234 lb ) sin 26.802 + 36.075 lb = 0,


On G,

G = 113.7 lb

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Chapter 6, Solution 124.


Member FBDs:

= tan 1

= tan 1

( BC + CD ) sin 60
AF + AB cos 75 + ( BC CD ) cos 60
( 2.5 in. + 1 in.) sin 60
4.5 in. + (1.5 in.) cos 75 + ( 2.5 in. 1 in.) cos 60

= 28.262
From FBD CDE:
M C = 0:

( 7.5 in.)( 20 lb ) (1 in.) FDF cos ( 30 28.262) = 0


FDF = 150.069 lb

Fx = 0:

(150.069 lb ) cos 28.262 ( 20 lb ) sin 60 Cx = 0


Cx = 114.859 lb

Fy = 0:

(150.069 lb ) sin 28.262 ( 20 lb ) cos 60 C y

=0

C y = 61.058 lb
From FBD ABC:
M A = 0:

(1.5 in.) sin 75 Bx (1.5 in.) cos 75 By (1.5 in.) sin 75 + ( 2.5 in.) sin 60 (114.859 lb )
+ (1.5 in.) cos 75 + ( 2.5 in.) cos 60 ( 61.058 lb ) = 0

or 1.44889 Bx 0.38823 B y = 315.07 lb

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From FBD BFG:


M G = 0:

(1.5 in.) (150.069 lb ) sin 28.262 + (1.5 in.) cos15 (150.069 lb ) cos 28.262
(1.5 in.) cos15 Bx + ( 6 in.) + (1.5 in.) sin15 B y = 0

or 1.44889 Bx 6.3882 B y = 84.926 lb

Solving (1) and (2):

Bx = 227.74 lb,

(2)

By = 38.358 lb

Fx = 0:

227.74 lb (150.069 lb ) cos 28.262 Gx = 0,

G x = 95.560 lb

Fy = 0:

G y (150.069 lb ) sin 28.262 + 38.358 lb = 0,

G y = 32.700 lb

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Chapter 6, Solution 125.


FBD Piston:

Fy = 0:

180 lb FCE cos 20 = 0,

FCE = 191.552 lb C

FBD Joint C:

FBC
191.552
=
sin 40
sin 40
FBC = 191.552 lb

FBD AB:

M A = 0:

( 6 in.)(191.552 lb ) cos 30 M

=0

M = 995 lb in.

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Chapter 6, Solution 126.


FBD AB:
M A = 0:

( 6 in.) FBC cos 30 660 lb in. = 0,


FBC = 127.017 lb T

FBD Piston:
180 lb
C
cos

Fy = 0:

180 lb FCE cos = 0,

FCE =

Fy = 0:

180 lb
cos + (127.017 lb ) sin 30
cos

FCD cos = 0,

FBD Joint C:

FCD cos = 243.51 lb


Fx = 0:

(1)

(127.017 lb ) cos30

180 lb
sin FCD sin = 0
cos

FCD sin = 110.000 lb (180 lb ) tan


divide (2) by (1)

(2)

tan = 0.45173 0.73919 tan


tan = 0.25974,

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Chapter 6, Solution 127.


(a) FBD E:

Fx = 0:

FDE cos 160 N = 0,

where = tan 1
FBD Joint D:

= tan 1

FDE =

160 N
cos

38.8 mm
= 22.823, so FDE = 173.59 N C
92.2 mm
37.5 mm 18.8 mm
= 25.732
38.8 mm

FCD cos ( 45 25.732 )

Fx = 0:

(173.59 N ) cos ( 25.732 + 22.823 ) = 0

FCD = 121.717 N C
FBD BC:
M B = 0:

( 0.045 m )(121.717 N ) sin 45 M


M = 3.873 N m,

= 0,
M = 3.87 N m

(b) FBD E:

Fx = 0:

FDE cos 160 N = 0,

where = tan 1

FDE =

160 N
cos

20 mm + 35.4 mm 26.4 mm
= 16.8584
92.2 mm + 27.8 mm 24.3 mm
so FDE = 167.185 N C

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FBD Joint D:

= tan 1

27.8 mm 24.3 mm
= 7.5520
26.4 mm

= tan 1

20 mm + 35.4 mm 26.4 mm
= 42.363
24.3 mm + 7.5 mm

Fy = 0:

(167.185 N ) sin (16.8584 + 42.363)


FCD sin ( 90 7.5520 42.363 ) = 0,
FCD = 223.07 N C

FBD BC:

= tan 1

35.4 mm
= 51.857
27.8 mm

M B = 0: M ( 0.045 m )( 223.07 N ) sin ( 90 51.857 7.5520 ) = 0

M = 5.12 N m !

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Chapter 6, Solution 128.


(a) FBD BC:

( 0.045 m ) FCD sin 45 6.00 N m = 0

M B = 0:

FCD = 188.562 N C

FBD Joint D:

= tan 1

38.8 mm
= 22.823
92.2 mm

= tan 1

37.5 mm 18.8 mm
= 25.732
38.8 mm

Fx = 0:

(188.562 N ) cos ( 45 25.732)


FDE cos ( 22.823 + 25.732 ) = 0, FDE = 268.92 N C

FBD E:

( 268.92 N ) cos ( 22.823) P = 0,

Fx = 0:

P = 248 N

(b) FBD BC:

= tan 1

35.4 mm
= 51.857
27.8 mm

= tan 1

27.8 mm 24.3 mm
= 7.5520
26.4 mm

M B = 0:

( 0.045 m ) FCD sin ( 90 51.857 7.5510) 6.00 N m = 0


FCD = 262.00 N C
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FBD Joint D:

= 7.5520,
= tan 1

= tan 1

20 mm + 35.4 mm 26.4 mm
= 42.363
24.3 mm + 7.5 mm

20 mm + 35.4 mm 26.4 mm
= 16.8584
92.2 mm + 27.8 mm 24.3 mm

Fy = 0:

FDE sin (16.8584 + 42.363 )


( 262.00 N ) sin ( 90 7.5520 42.363 ) = 0,
FDE = 196.366 N C

FBD E:

Fx = 0:

(196.366 N )( cos16.8584) P = 0,
P = 187.9 N

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Chapter 6, Solution 129.


Member FBDs:

BCD:

AB:

Fy = 0:

By = 0

M C = 0:

( 0.128 m ) Bx ( 0.10 m )(80 N ) = 0,

M A = 0:

(0.15 m) ( 62.5 N ) M = 0,

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M = 9.38 N m

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Chapter 6, Solution 130.


FBD BCD:
d = 0.24 m

Fy = 0:

0.100 m
= 0.1875 m
0.128 m

(80 N ) sin 45 By

=0

By = 40 2 N

M C = 0:

( 0.100 m )(80 N ) cos 45


+ ( 0.1875 m )( 80 N ) sin 45

+ ( 0.24 m ) 40 2 N

( 0.128 m ) Bx = 0

Bx = 233.13 N
FBD AB:

M A = 0:

( 0.2 m ) ( 40

2 N ( 0.15 m )( 233.13 N ) = 0

M = 46.3 N m.

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Chapter 6, Solution 131.


FBD BD:

= 90 25 = 65
M B = 0:

2 ( 0.2 m ) cos 25 D sin 65 15 N m = 0

D = 45.654 N

FBD AC:

M A = 0:

M A = ( 0.2 m )( 45.654 N ) = 0

M A = 9.13 N m

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Chapter 6, Solution 132.


FBD BD:
M B = 0:

2 ( 0.2 m ) cos 25 C 15 N m = 0

C = 41.377 N

FBD AC:
M A = 0:

M A ( 0.2 m )( 41.377 N ) sin 65 = 0

M A = 7.50 N m

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Chapter 6, Solution 133.


FBD Member CD:

Noting that B is Perpendicular to CD,

Fx = 0:

Dy sin 30 ( 80 lb ) cos 30 = 0,

D y = 138.564 lb
FBD Machine:

M A = 0:

10 in.
(138.564 lb ) M = 0,
sin 30
M = 2771.3 lb in.
M = 2.77 kip in.

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Chapter 6, Solution 134.


FBD CD:
Since B is to CD

Fx = 0:

Dy sin 30 ( 80 lb ) cos 30 = 0
D y = 138.564 lb

FBD Whole:

a = 10 in. ( 8 in.) cos 30 = 3.07180 in.


b=

a
= 5.32051 in.
tan 30

d = b 4 in. = 1.32051 in.


M A = 0:

(10 in.)(80 lb ) + (1.32051 in.)(138.564 lb ) M

=0

M = 983 lb in.

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Chapter 6, Solution 135.

FBD ABD:

First note, by inspection, that P = W = 250 lb.


Note: that BC is a two-force member

M D = 0:

( 5 in.)

3
1
FBC + ( 3 in.)
FBC ( 9 in.)( 250 lb ) = 0
10
10

FBC = 125 10 lb T

Fx = 0:

Dx

3
125 10 lb = 0
10

D x = 375 lb
Fy = 0:

250 lb

1
125 10 lb Dy = 0
10

D y = 125 lb

(note, that Dy = 125 lb is evident by symmetry of the barrel)


so D = 395 lb

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Chapter 6, Solution 136.


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FBD whole:

By symmetry A = B = 22.5 kN

FBD ADF:

M F = 0:

( 75 mm ) CD (100 mm )( 22.5 kN ) = 0
CD = 30 kN

Fx = 0:
Fy = 0:

Fx CD = 0
22.5 kN Fy = 0

Fx = CD = 30 kN
Fy = 22.5 kN
so F = 37.5 kN

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Chapter 6, Solution 137.


FBD Joint A:

TB TC 2.1 kN
=
=
17 17
30
TB = TC = 1.19 kN

FBD BF and CF w/cables to A:

By symmetry

Ex = Fx = 1.05 kN
and E y = Fy

FBD Machine:

By symmetry

H x = I x = 1.05 kN
and H y = I y

M D = 0:

FBD BF:

( 0.075 m ) Fy ( 0.08 m ) (1.05 kN )


15
(1.19 kN )
17
8
( 0.16 m )
(1.19 kN ) = 0
16
Fy = 4.48 kN
( 0.15 m )

M G = 0:

( 0.075 m ) ( 4.48 kN ) + ( 0.08 m ) (1.05 kN )


+ ( 0.02 m ) (1.05 kN ) ( 0.15 m ) H y = 0

FBD FGH:

H y = 2.94 kN
Fy = 0:

2.94 kN G y + 4.48 kN = 0 ,

G y = 7.42 kN

Fx = 0:

1.05 kN + Gx + 1.05 kN = 0 ,

Gx = 0

so

H = 3.12 kN

70.3 !

G = 7.42 kN !

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Chapter 6, Solution 138.


FBD Machine:
By inspection, P = W = 110 lb,
By symmetry:
Fy = 0:

H x = Ix,

110 lb 2H y = 0 ,

Fy = 0:

H y = I y = 55 lb,

FCE = FBD

By symmetry:

FBD ABC:

Hy = Iy

110 lb 2 FCE = 0 ,
5

FCE = FBD =

550
lb C
8

4 550
3 550
lb + (17 in.)
lb

5 8
5 8

( 2.5 in.)

M H = 0:

(4 in.) FFG = 0

FBD DFH:

FFG = 209.69 lb,


Fx = 0:

209.69 lb

FFG = 210 lb

3 550
lb H x = 0

5 8

H x = 168.440 lb
so

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Chapter 6, Solution 139.


FBD top handle:
Note CD and DE are two-force members

M A = 0:

( 4 in.)

6
5
FCD (1.5 in.)
FCD (13.2 in.) ( 90 lb ) = 0
61
61

FCD = 72 61 lb
FDE = FCD = 72 61 lb

By symmetry:

FBD Joint D:
Fx = 0:

D2

5
72 61 lb = 0,
61

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Chapter 6, Solution 140.


FBD top handle:
By symmetry the horizontal force at F must be zero
Fx = 0: Dx = 0
M F = 0:

( 0.015 m ) Fy ( 0.185 m )(135 N ) = 0


Dy = 1665 N

FBD ABD:

M B = 0:

( 40 mm ) (1665 N ) ( 30 mm ) A = 0
A= 2220 N
A= 2.22 kN W

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Chapter 6, Solution 141.


FBD cutter AC:

M C = 0:

( 32 mm )1.5 KN ( 28 mm ) Ay (10 mm ) Ax

=0

11
10 Ax + 28 Ax = 48 kN
13
Ax = 1.42466 kN
Ay = 1.20548 kN

FBD handle AD:

M D = 0:

(15 mm )(1.20548 kN ) ( 5 mm )(1.42466 kN )


(70 mm) P = 0
P = 0.1566 kN = 156.6 N W

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Chapter 6, Solution 142.


FBD CD:

= tan 1
M D = 0:

0.85 in. 0.3 in.


= 22.932
2.6 in. 1.3 in.

( 3.4 in.)( 30 lb ) ( 0.8 in.) FAC sin 22.932


+ ( 0.3 in.) FAC cos 22.932 = 0
FAC = 2879.6 lb

Fx = 0: Dx ( 2879.6 lb ) cos 22.932 = 0,

Dx = 2652.0 lb

Fy = 0: Dy ( 2879.6 lb ) sin 22.932 + 30 lb = 0,


Dy = 1092.00 lb

FBD BD:
M B = 0:

( 2.6 in.) F + ( 0.2 in.)(1092.00 lb )


( 0.85 in.)( 2652.0 lb ) = 0
F = 783 lb W

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Chapter 6, Solution 143.


FBD Joint B:

= tan 1

1
= 5.7106
10

Fx = 0: FBC cos ( 30 + 5.7106 ) ( 54 lb ) cos 30 = 0


FBC = 57.595 lb T

FCD = 57.595 lb

By symmetry:

FBD Joint C:

Fx = 0: 2 ( 57.595 lb ) sin ( 5.7106 ) P = 0


P = 11.4618 lb
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30.0 W

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Chapter 6, Solution 144.


FBD BC:

M B = 0:

(1 in.) Cx ( 2.65 in.) ( 270 lb ) = 0


Cx = 715.5 lb

FBD CF:

( 3.5 in.) P ( 0.75 in.) FDE cos 40


+ ( 0.65 in.) FDE sin 40 = 0

M C = 0:

FDE = 22.333 P
Fx = 0: C x ( 22.333 P ) cos 40 + P sin 30 = 0
P = 43. 081 lb

P = 43.1 lb

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Chapter 6, Solution 145.


FBD Handles:

M C = 0: aBx + b (100 N 100 N ) = 0


Bx = 0

FBD top handle:


M A = 0:

( 28 mm ) By (110 mm ) (100 N ) = 0
By = 392.86 N

FBD top blade:

M D = 0:

( 40 mm ) ( 392.86 N ) ( 30 mm ) E = 0
E = 523.81 N

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Chapter 6, Solution 146.


FBD BE:

M B = 0:

746 mm C ( 640 mm ) ( 0.25 kN ) = 0


C=

160
kN
746

FBD Blade:
M A = 0:

2 160

kN

5 746

( 38 mm ) F ( 47 mm )

1 160

kN = 0
( 23 mm )

5 746
F = 8.82 kN W

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Chapter 6, Solution 147.


FBD Boom with bucket and man:

= tan 1

3 ft + ( 6 ft ) sin 35
= 62.070
( 6 ft ) cos 35 1.5 ft

M A = 0: ( 6 ft ) cos 35 ( FBD sin 62.070 )


( 6 ft ) sin 35 ( FBD cos 62.070 )
( 9ft ) cos 35 (1400 lb ) ( 20 ft ) cos 35 ( 450 lb ) = 0

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62.1 W

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Chapter 6, Solution 148.


FBD AED:

M A = 0:

(a)

( 36 in.) (1500 lb ) ( 25 in.) F = 0,


F = 2160 lb

Fy = 0: Ay 1500 lb = 0,
Fy = 0: Ax 2160 lb = 0,

FBD Entire machine:

M B = 0:

Ay = 1500 lb

Ax = 2160 lb

(84 in.) (1500 lb ) ( 25 in.) Gx = 0,


Gx = 5040 lb

M C = 0:

FBD AG:

( 24 in.) ( Gy + 1500 lb )
(12.5 in.) ( 5040 lb 2160 lb ) = 0,
Gy = 0 W

(b)

Fy = 0: C y 1500 lb + 0 = 0,
C y = 1500 lb
Fx = 0:

Cx 2160 lb 5040 lb = 0,
Cx = 7200 lb

so on BCF,

C x = 7.20 kips

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Chapter 6, Solution 149.

FBD boom:

= tan 1

Note:

( 3.2sin 24 1) m
( 3.2cos 24 0.6 ) m

= 44.73
(a)
M A = 0:

( 6.4 m ) cos 24 ( 2.3544 kN )


( 3.2 m ) cos 24 B sin 44.73
+ ( 3.2 m ) sin 24 B cos 44.73 = 0

B = 12.153 kN

B = 12.15 kN

44.7 W

Fx = 0: Ax (12.153 kN ) cos 44.73 = 0

A x = 8.633 kN
(b)
Fy = 0:

2.3544 kN + (12.153 kN ) sin 44.73 Ay = 0

A y = 6.198 kN

On boom:
On carriage:

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A = 10.63 kN

35.7
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Chapter 6, Solution 150.


FBD Bucket (one side):

(a)
M D = 0:

( 0.8 m ) ( 2.4525 kN ) ( 0.5 m ) FAB = 0


FAB = 3.924 kN

w = ( 250 kg ) ( 9.81 N/kg ) = 2452.5 N = 2.4525 kN

FBD link BE:

M E = 0:

( 0.68 m )( 3.924 kN ) ( 0.54 m )

80

FCD
89

39

+ ( 0.35 m ) FCD = 0,
89

FCD = 7.682 kN
FCD = 7.68 kN C W

FBD top blad

(b)

FBD Entire linkage:

M G = 0:

( 2.5 m ) ( 2.4525 kN )
1
1
FGH ( 0.6 m )
FGH = 0,
2
2
FFH = 21.677 kN,
FFH = 21.7 kN C W

+ ( 0.2 m )

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Chapter 6, Solution 151.


\

FBD Central Gear:

By symmetry: F1 = F2 = F3 = F
M A = 0:

3 ( rA F ) 15 N m = 0,

M C = 0:

rB ( F F4 ) = 0,

F =

5
Nm
rA

FBD Gear C:

Fx = 0:

C x = 0

Fy = 0:

C y 2 F = 0,

F4 = F

C y = 2 F

Gears B and D are analogous, each having a central force of 2F


FBD Spider:

M A = 0:

75 N m 3 ( rA + rB ) 2 F = 0
25 N m ( rA + rB )

10
Nm = 0
rA

rA + rB
r
= 2.5 = 1 + B ,
rA
rA
FBD Outer gear:

Since

rA = 24 mm,

M A = 0:

rB = 1.5 rA
rB = 36.0 mm !

(a)
3 ( rA + 2rB ) F M E = 0

3 ( 24 mm + 72 mm )
(b)

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ME = 0
24 mm

M E = 60.0 N m

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Chapter 6, Solution 152.


FBD Gear A: looking from C
(a)

M A = 15 lb ft
M A = 0:

rA = 4 in.

M A P rA = 0

P=

M A 180 lb in.
=
rA
4 in.

P = 45 lb

FBD Gear B: looking from F

M B = 0:

M 0 rB P = 0

M 0 = rB P = ( 2.5 in.)( 45 lb ) = 112.5 lb in.

M 0 = 112.5 lb in. i !

FBD ABC: looking down

(b)

( 2 in.)( 45 lb ) ( 5 in.) C

M B = 0:
Fz = 0:
FBD BEG:

=0

45 lb B + 18 lb = 0

By analogy, using FBD DEF


Fz = 0:

E = 63 lb k

C = 18 lb k
B = 63 lb k
F = 18 lb k

Gz + 63 lb 63 lb = 0
Gz = 0

Fy = 0

Gy = 0

M G = 0

M G ( 6.5 in.)( 63 lb ) = 0

M G = ( 410 lb in.) i !

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FBD CFH:
F = 0:

Hz = H y = 0

M H = 0
M H = ( 6.5 in.)(18 lb )
= 117 lb in.

M G = (117.0 lb in.) i !

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Chapter 6, Solution 153.


Note: The couples exerted by the two yokes on the crosspiece must be equal and opposite. Since neither yoke
can exert a couple along the arm of the crosspiece it contacts, these equal and opposite couples must be
normal to the plane of the crosspiece.
If the crosspiece arm attached to shaft CF is horizontal, the plane of the crosspiece is normal to shaft AC, so
couple M C is along AC.
FBDs shafts with yokes:

(a)

M x = 0:

FBD CDE:

M C cos30 50 N m = 0

M C = 57.735 N m

FBD BC: M x = 0: M A M C = 0

(b)

M A = 57.7 N m W

M C = 0: M A i + ( 0.5 m ) Bz j ( 0.5 m ) By k = 0
F = 0: B + C = 0

so

B = 0W

C=0

FBD CDF : M Dy = 0: ( 0.6 m ) Ez + ( 57.735 N m ) sin 30 = 0


E z = 48.1 N k
Fx = 0: Ex = 0
M Dz = 0: ( 0.6 m ) E y = 0

Ey = 0

F = 0: C + D + E = 0

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Chapter 6, Solution 154.


Note: The couples exerted by the two yokes on the crosspiece must be equal and opposite. Since neither yoke
can exert a couple along the arm of the crosspiece it contacts, these equal and opposite couples must be
normal to the plane of the crosspiece.
If the crosspiece arm attached to CF is vertical, the plane of the crosspiece is normal to CF, so the couple M C
is along CF.

(a)

FBD CDE:
FBD BC:

M x = 0: M C 50 N m = 0
M x = 0: M A M C cos 30 = 0

M C = 50 N m
M A = ( 50 N m ) cos 30
M A = 43.3 N m W

(b)

M Cy = 0: M C sin 30 + ( 0.5 m ) Bz = 0
M Cz = 0: ( 0.5 m ) By = 0
F = 0: B + C = 0

FBD CDE:

Bz =

( 50 N m )( 0.5)
0.5 m

= 50 N
so B = ( 50.0 N ) k W

By = 0

C = B

so

C = ( 50 N ) k on BC

M Dy = 0: ( 0.4 m ) C z ( 0.6 m ) Ez = 0

4
Ez = ( 50 N ) = 33.3 N
6

M Dz = 0: E y = 0
Fx = 0: Ex = 0
F = 0: C + D + E = 0

so E = ( 33.3 N ) k W

( 50 N ) k + D ( 33.3 N ) k = 0

D = ( 83.3 N ) k W

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Chapter 6, Solution 155.


FBD Joint A:
By inspection of FBD of entire device, FA = w = 1500 lb

By symmetry, FAB = FAC


1

FAC = 0,
1500 lb 2
5

Fy = 0:

FBD CDF:

Fx = 0:

FAC = 750 5 lb

2
750 5 lb = 0,
5

Dx Fx

Dx Fx = 1500 lb
Fy = 0:

(1)

1
750 5 lb = 0,
5

Fy D y +

Dy Fy = 750 lb
M D = 0:

FBD EF:

(2)

(4.6 ft)
750 5 lb + ( 0.6 ft )
750 5 lb
5

(1 ft ) Fy ( 3.6 ft ) Fx = 0,
3.6 Fx + Fy = 4350 lb
By symmetry:

M F = 0:

Ex = Dx ,

E y = Dy

Hy = Jy =

w
= 750 lb,
2

(4), (5)
H y = 750 lb

( 3 ft ) E y ( 3.6 ft ) Ex (1 ft ) H y + ( 0.6 ft )( 750 lb ) = 0


3.6Ex 3E y + H y = 450 lb

Fx = 0:

(3)

Dx + Fx H x = 0,

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(6)

(7)

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Solving Eqns, (1)(7), on EFH

Fx = 540 lb
Fy = 2410 lb
E x = 2040 lb
E y = 3160 lb
H x = 2580 lb
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!
!
!
!
!
!

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Chapter 6, Solution 156.


FBD Truss:

M E = 0: ( 9 ft ) Fy ( 6.75 ft )( 4 kips ) (13.5 ft )( 4 kips ) = 0


Fy = 9 kips
Fy = 0: E y + 9 kips = 0

E y = 9 kips

Fx = 0: Ex + 4 kips + 4 kips = 0

E x = 8 kips

By inspection of joint E:

FEF = 8.00 kips T !

Joint FBDs:
Joint F:

FEC = 9.00 kips T !

By inspection of joint B:

FAB = 0 !
FBD = 0 !

Fx = 0:
Joint C:

4
FCF 8 kips = 0
5

Fy = 0: FDF

3
(10 kips) = 0
5

Fx = 0: 4 kips

FCF = 10.00 kips C !

FDF = 6.00 kips T !

4
(10 kips ) + FCD = 0
5
FCD = 4.00 kips T !

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Fy = 0: FAC 9 kips +

3
(10 kips ) = 0
5
FAC = 3.00 kips T !

Joint A:

Fx = 0: 4 kips

4
FAD = 0
5

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Chapter 6, Solution 157.


FBD Truss:
M A = 0: ( 6 ft ) 6Ly 3 ( 0.5 kip ) 2 (1 kip ) 1(1 kip ) = 0
L y = 0.75 kip

FJK = 0 !

Inspection of joints K , J , and I , in order, shows that

FIJ = 0 !
FHI = 0 !
Joint FBDs:

FIK = FKL ; FHJ = FJL and FGI = FIK

and that

0.75
F
F
= JL = KL
1
8
5

FJL = 2.1213 kips

FKL = 1.6771 kips

FJL = 2.12 kips C !


FKL = 1.677 kips T !
FHJ = 2.12 kips C !

and, from above:

FGI = FIK = 1.677 kips T !


Fx = 0:

2
1
( FFH + FGH ) ( 2.1213 kips ) = 0
5
2

Fy = 0:

1
1
( FGH + FFH ) + ( 2.1213 kips ) = 0
5
2

Solving:

FFH = 2.516 kips


FGH = 0.8383 kips

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FFH = 2.52 kips C !


FGH = 0.838 kips T !

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Fx = 0:

2
( FDF 2.516 kips ) = 0
5

Fy = 0: FFG 0.5 kip +

FDF = 2.52 kips C

1
( 2 )( 2.516 kips ) = 0
5

FFG = 1.750 kips T !

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Chapter 6, Solution 158.


FBD Truss:

M F = 0: (10 m ) G y ( 7.5 m )( 80 kN ) ( 8 m )( 30 kN ) = 0
G y = 84 kN

Fx = 0: Fx + 30 kN = 0

Fx = 30 kN

Fy = 0: Fy + 84 kN 80 kN = 0

Fy = 4 kN
FEG = 0 !

By inspection of joint G:

FCG = 84 kN C !
84 kN
F
F
= CE = AC = 10.5 kN
8
61
29

Joint FBDs:

FCE = 82.0 kN T !
FAC = 56.5 kN C !

Fy = 0:

2
6
FAE +
(82.0 kN ) 80 kN = 0
5
61

FAE = 19.01312

Fx = 0: FDE

1
(19.013 kN ) +
5

FDE = 43.99 kN

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FAE = 19.01 kN T !

5
(82.0 kN ) = 0
61

FDE = 44.0 kN T !

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Fx = 0:

1
FDF 30 kN = 0
5

FDF = 67.082 kN

Fy = 0:

2
( 67.082 kN ) FBF 4 kN = 0
5

FBF = 56.00 kN
Fx = 0: 30 kN +
Fy = 0: 56 kN

Solving:

Fy = 0:

FDF = 67.1 kN T !

5
FBD
61
6
FBD
61

FBF = 56.0 kN C !

5
FAB = 0
29
3
FAB = 0
29

FBD = 42.956 kN

FBD = 43.0 kN T !

FAB = 61.929 kN

FAB = 61.9 kN C !

6
2
( 42.956 N ) + ( FAD 67.082 N ) = 0
61
5

FAD = 30.157 kN

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Chapter 6, Solution 159.


FBD Truss:

Fx = 0: A x = 0
By load symmetry, A y = I y = 8 kips

FBD Section:

M D = 0:

( 7 ft )( 2 kips 8 kips ) + ( 3 ft ) ( FCE ) = 0


FCE = 14 kips

M E = 0:

FCE = 14.00 kips T W

( 7 ft ) 1( 4 kips ) + 2 ( 2 kips 8 kips )

( 4.5 ft )
FDF =

7
FDF = 0
51.25

8 51.25
kips
4.5

Fy = 0: 8 kips 2 kips 4 kips +

FDF = 12.73 kips C W


1.5 8 51.25
kips
51.25 4.5

FDE = 1.692 kips

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3
FDE = 0
58

FDE = 1.692 kips C W

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Chapter 6, Solution 160.


FBD Section:

p = 8.4 ( 2.7 m ) = 1.89 m


Note: BG
12.0

M A = 0:

( 2.7 m ) FFG ( 3.6 m )(8 kN ) ( 7.8 m )(8 kN ) (12 m )( 4 kN ) = 0


FFG = 51.56 kN

M G = 0:

FFG = 51.6 kN C W

(1.89 m )

12

FAB ( 4.2 m )( 8 kN ) ( 8.4 m )( 4 kN ) = 0


12.3

FAB = 36.44 kN

M D = 0:

FAB = 36.4 kN T W

( 4.2 m )(8 kN ) + (8.4 m )(8 kN ) ( 8.4 m )

FAG = 0
5

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Chapter 6, Solution 161.


FBD Truss:

M A = 0:

( 24 ft ) K x (18 ft )( 2 kips ) ( 36 ft )( 2 kips ) = 0


K x = 4.5 kips

FBD Section:

M F = 0:

(12 ft )( 4.5 kips ) (18 ft )( 2 kips ) ( 36 ft )( 2 kips ) + ( 36 ft ) FEJ = 0


FEJ = 1.500 kips T W

M J = 0:

(18 ft )( 2 kips ) + (12 ft )( 4.5 kips ) ( 36 ft ) FAF

=0
FAF = 2.50 kips T W

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Chapter 6, Solution 162.


FBD Frame:

M F = 0:

(10.8 ft ) Ay (12 ft )( 4.5 kips ) = 0


A y = 5.00 kips

Fx = 0:

Ax + 4.5 kips = 0
A x = 4.50 kips

FBD member ABC:

Note: BE is a two-force member


M C = 0:

Fx = 0:

Fy = 0:

(12 ft ) FBE + (10.8 ft )( 5 kips ) (18 ft )( 4.5 kips ) = 0


FBE = 2.25 kips

C x = 2.25 kips

Cx + 2.25 kips 4.5 kips = 0

C y 5 kips = 0
C y = 5.00 kips

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Chapter 6, Solution 163.


FBD Frame:

M E = 0:

( 3.75 in.) Bx + (8.75 in.)( 75 lb ) = 0

Bx = 175 lb

FBD member ACE:

Fx = 0:

Ex Bx = 0

Fy = 0:

E y + By 75 lb = 0

B x = 175.0 lb

E x = 175.0 lb

By = 75 lb E y

M C = 0:

Thus

(1.25 in.)( 75 lb ) + ( 3.75 in.)(175 lb ) ( 4.5 in.) E y = 0


E y = 125.0 lb

B y = 50.0 lb

By = 75 lb 125 lb = 50 lb

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Chapter 6, Solution 164.


FBD Frame:

Q = 65 N

P = 15 N
M D = 0:

( 0.25 m )( P + Q ) (.15 m )( P + Q ) ( 0.08 m ) Ex

Ex = 1.2 ( P + Q ) = 100 N
Fx = 0:

(b)

Dx Ex = 0 = Dx 100 N
(a)

Fy = 0:

E x = 100.0 N

=0
W

Dx = 100 N
D x = 100.0 N

E y Dy 2P 2Q = 0
E y = D y + 2 ( P + Q ) = Dy + 160 N

FBD member BF:

M C = 0:

( 0.15 m )( 65 N ) ( 0.1 m ) Dy ( 0.04 m )(100 N )


( 0.25 m )(15 N ) = 0
Dy = 20 N

From above

D y = 20.0 N

E y = 20 N + 160 N = 180 N (b) E y = 180.0 N

Fx = 0:

(a)

C x + 100 N = 0
(a)

Fy = 0:

C x = 100.0 N

65 N + C y 20 N 15 N = 0
(a)

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C y = 100.0 N

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Chapter 6, Solution 165.


Member FBDs:
FBD I:

M C = 0:

R ( FBD sin 30 )
R (1 cos 30 ) ( 200 N ) R ( 100 N ) = 0

FBD = 253.6 N
Fx = 0:

(b)

FBD = 254 N T W

C x + ( 253.6 N ) cos 30 = 0
C x = 219.6 N

Fy = 0:

C y + ( 253.6 N ) sin 30 200 N 100 N = 0

C y = 173.2 N

(c) so C = 280 N

M A = 0:

aP a ( 253.6 N ) cos 30 = 0

FBD II:

(a)

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38.3 W

P = 220 N

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Chapter 6, Solution 166.


FBD jaw AB:

Fx = 0: Bx = 0
M B = 0:

( 0.01 m ) G ( 0.03 m ) A = 0
A=

Fy = 0:

G
3

A + G By = 0
By = A + G =

4G
3

FBD handle ACE:

By symmetry and FBD jaw DE: D = A =


E y = By =
M C = 0:

G
, Ex = Bx = 0,
3
4G
3

( 0.105 m )( 240 N ) + ( 0.015 m )

G
4G
( 0.015 m )
=0
3
3
G = 1680 N W

Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics and Dynamics, 8/e, Ferdinand P. Beer, E. Russell Johnston, Jr.,
Elliot R. Eisenberg, William E. Clausen, David Mazurek, Phillip J. Cornwell
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Chapter 6, Solution 167.

Note: By symmetry the vertical components of pin forces C and D are


zero.
FBD handle ACF: (not to scale)

Fy = 0:
M C = 0:
Fx = 0:

Ay = 0

(13.5 in.)( 20 lb ) (1.5 in.) Ax

= 0 Ax = 180 lb

C Ax 20 lb = 0 C = (180 + 20 ) lb = 200 lb

FBD blade DE:

M D = 0:

( 9 in.) E ( 3 in.)(180 lb ) = 0
E = 60.0 lb W

Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics and Dynamics, 8/e, Ferdinand P. Beer, E. Russell Johnston, Jr.,
Elliot R. Eisenberg, William E. Clausen, David Mazurek, Phillip J. Cornwell
2007 The McGraw-Hill Companies.

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