Instructor's Solutions Manual ENGINEERING MECHANICS STATICS TENTH EDITION R. C. Hibbeler Pearson Education, Inc. Upper Saddle River, New Jersey 07458Executive Editor: Eric Svendsen Associte Editor: Dee Bernhard Executive Managing Editor: Vince O'Brien Managing Editor: David A. George Production Editor: Barbara A. Till Director of Creative Services: Paul Beltanti Manufacturing Manager: Trudy Pisciotti Manufacturing Buyer: llene Kahn About the cover: The forces within the members of this truss bridge must be determined if they are to be properly designed. Cover Image: R.C. Hibbeler. © 2004 by Pearson Education, Inc. Pearson Prentice Hall Pearson Education, Inc. Upper Saddle River, NJ 07458 All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any ‘means, without permission in writing from the publisher. The author and publisher of this book have used their best efforts in preparing this book. 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New JerseyContents 1 General Principles 1 2 Force Vectors 5 3 Equilibrium of a Particle 7 4 Force System Resultants 129 5 Equilibrium of a Rigid Body 206 6 Structural Analysis 261 7 Internal Forces 391 8 Friction 476 9 Center of Gravity and Centroid 556 10 Moments of Inertia 619 1 Virtual Work 680significant 141. Round off the following numbers to thre sir Figures: (a) 465735 m (b) $5578 (c) 4555 N, (4) 2768 kg. whim wshée 9 Agus gam Am 12 Wood has a density of 4.70slug/t?. What is its density expressed in SI units? “ 1.3. Represent each ofthe following quantities inthe i onectSt form ising an aperpriat rei (@)QO0D31 kg, —«* OCEDET Ig CONDI (IO) ga 043g Ane () 383009 N, (000882 km o 383(10) weasawes a © omsstkm 00u52(10) messtm Ant [ (2222) etme ro 1-4 Represent each of the following combinations of 2) pam 10°10? m= 10)? mm ial shi in te cect form sing an appropriate pre or.) (U2). ne am (Go ms, (0) km, () kale, and (4) kN. co nme (Ore) (SF om sh =[Q0 e007 HJ? aN =amts Ane 16S. Hfacatistraveling at $5 mih, determine its speed in.kilometers per hour and meters per second, 146 Braluate each of the following and express with an (9 o0KD" = On Ae = ONS Ae appropriate prefix: (a) mi r : our (2) (430 kg)’, (b) (0.002 mg)?, and ©) (om me? = [200% aT = Ae Ane © eeom = [0x00 mf = 00am? Ae 17. A rocket has @ mass of 250(10') slugs on earth Specify (a) its mass in ST units, and (b) its weight in St units the rocket son the moon where the acceleration due to gravity is gy = 530 f/2, determine to three significant figures (6) its weght in St unit and (8) its mas in I unit 0, meg =[280( 10) sp] (53000¢) sing Table 1-2 and applying Bi. 1—3, we ave =[tszs(ot) a SE*) 19 2010) ss [20(109) so] AH) o ae “ 60510) oe ue 235568 sm =m (te) asm ano 2288) set 9m, xe a [3s (10") ae (981m) =38201( i!) ig asset an 4) Since te mat independent of aon, ten a emy 2 365( 1") bg = 965 8 Aneme = LSAT = ON he “18 Represent each of the following combinations of ‘nisin the correct SI form: (a) KN/us, (0) MgmN, and ©) Mam = 1" gn « opm 5 é mm). (oMNe (revenge = 1eNnaLO?9 = oN) ane 19 The pascal (a) is actually a very smal uit of UABE THE I-2 wee pressure To show this convert | Pa =I N/m to Ib/f Atmospheric pressure at sea level is. 14.7 Ih/in? How many pascals is this? 2048 wt Te 2 eae 2n9(10°) wit? Ane vane MEO ie) See 101s Ane 4140, “What is the weight in newtons of an object that ‘has amass of (a) 10 kg, (b) 05g, () 4.50 Mg? Express the result to three significant figures. Use an appropriate (a) We (9im/A)UOES) = 981 An a 0) Wa(9tmis)O5eXI0 Epp = 4500N Ane © We (Atm) SM0 eM) AEN Ane 14k, Evaluate each ofthe following tothree significant a) (254 mp)4s my o.onseun = L500 s[ 450% wi) figures and express each answer in SI units using an OSECIOYN appropriate prefix: (a) 384 mg(4S km)/(0035 6 KN), (_ 247010) gm (©) (004 53 Mg)(201 ms), (¢) 435 MN/23.2 mm, x =oasreg my Ane (0.0453 (201 m= 52(10°) (10) glf01 (10°) 5) n0911kg-+ osnevasdeme 2500) _ 1875009 N osname SOK BON sum ha “1-12, Convert each of the following and express the a answer using an appropriate prefix: (a) 17s ta? N/m (6 ath tm ad) 8D-R ToL est) e058 le ane © Hsp neaaspm 21007 Nome LAS ane ECE)1-13. Convert each of the following to thre significant figures (a) 20 b- feto Nm, (b) 450 16/0 KN/m and. (©) 15 fin to mm/s. Using Tbe 1-2, weave 9 20m naaon-n( ont REE at) o isan (8 An “1-16, ‘Two particles have a mass of 8 ke and 12 kg, respectively. they are 800mm apart, determine the foree of gravity acting between them, Compare this result with the weight of each particle, where 6 = 663110") mH) P= conc [$22] «snag 8 = 1905 m= t9ay = 3H = 12981 = EN I-14. If an object has a mass of 40 slugs, determine it 40 sags (14938 i) = 58 a massin khopeise lugs, is ans (143938 fa) = SBA kg ne LAS. Water has a density of 194 slug/f, What is the Utne Table 1-2, weave eS am CON 2) = TORT R TOOTS TOR 23. Determine the magnitude of the resultant force Fp = Fi Bandits direction, measured counterclockwise fiom the postive axis Faso Le NET OF TT TTT tomar Lr perce emaresse i re om revs “A Determine the magnitude of the resultant force Fy = Fy + Fyandite direction, measured clockwise from the positive u axis fy = OFF CO = TOON 08.1 = 605 N2:5. Resolve the force F; into components acting slong the w and v ates and determine the magnitudes of the 26, Resolve the force F into components ating along the w and v axes and determine the magaitudes of the components. 2-7. The plate is subjected tothe two forces at A and B fs shown. If 6 = 60°, determine the magnitude of the fesullant of these two forces and its direction measured from the horizontal Paralelogram Law : The paogeen ew of ion shown in Fen Trigonometry: Using tw o cosines (Fig (0), weave B= (PTO=T om TOF = 1os0eN = 10.8eN Ane ‘Theang@ can be deine wing aw of ns Fig (0) =216-20 3.168 an°2-8. Determine the angle 8 for connecting member A {0 the plate so that the resultant force of Fx and Fy i directed horizontally t0 the right. Also, what is the magnitude of the resultant force se (90-0) w0sTes St9y = 549" Ane From te sang, @ = 10" = (90°~ 5493") 50° «94997, Ths, using law of eines magne of Fis any oe FETE 2.9, The vertical foree Facts downwardat A on the wo ‘membered frame, Determine the magnitudes of the two components of F directed along the axes of AB and AC. Set F= SOON. Peralelogram Lae The paaagram io aon town a Fecal Trigonomeay : Usig lw of see (Fig. ()], eho Fig 500 ia" ints Fic. 500 Haid" inh Fea MON ane2:10, Solve Prob. 2.9 with F = 350 1b Pegi Lae he pcan oe aon on igonamey: Using a fie Fg.) we hve 2-11. The force acting on the gear tooth is F = 20 Resolve this fore ino wo Components acting along the Hines aa and Bb 12.12 The component of force F acting along line aa Js require 10 be 30 Tb Determine the magnitude of Frand ts component along ine Bb213. The ODD force acting on the fame is to be ‘esolved into two components acting along the axis of the tras AB und AC. ithe component of force along AC Teuired tobe 300 I, directed Irom A 10 C, determine the magnitude of force acting along AB and te angle fof the 800+ force ‘Poratteram Law: The program lw of on shown in ‘genome ing fie. we he sing _ ns, sing = 057% bomen 2-14, The pos is 10 be pulled out ofthe ground using two ropes A and B. Rope A is subjected (0 force of 1600 band i directed 607 fom the horizontal. If the 1 ‘esulant fore acting onthe post is 0 be 120016, veti= Cally upward, determine the force 7 in rope B and the ‘onresponding angle 8 OF TF = TT CT a 1=769 bats dat cr >21S. Determine the design angle @ (0°= @ = 90°) for Sut AB so that the 400-b horizontal force has ‘component of $00:b directed from A towards C. What is the component of force acting along member AB? Take rs Perateogram Law : Toe pacloge ew of ition shown Fig Trigonometry : Using aw of snes (Fg(0)], wedsve tae soar 0” a sn @=03035 ors ass ane Ts = 1000-5346 86 54¢ ring wo sine (Fig) "2:16, Determine the design angle # (0° ¢ < 90°) ‘between struts AB and AC s0 that the 400-16 horizontal force has a component of 60-16 which acts upto the let, inthe same direction as from B towards A. Take 8 = 30° Peratelogram Law : The aelgean ew of iin shown Fie ymaiy : Using law of coves [Fg (8) weave Foc = AOE TAO COT eH = 32251 ‘Teangle 6 canbe demining lw of sie Fig.()) sap sos “mo 5am sap 08183, one Ans soon 4BAIT. The chisel exens a force of 20 Ib om the wood ‘dowel od which i tuning ina Tate. Resolve this force into components acting (a) slog the mand y axes and (6) along the and Faxes. 5» 2-18, Two forces ae applied at the end of a screw eye in order to remove the pot, Determine the angle (0" = 8 © 90°) andthe magntadeof force Fs0 thatthe estan force acting onthe posts direted vercally upward and tas a magnitude of 750 N. Paroeogrot Law: he pig of ic shown in ionomers fie i. we ve ine _ snr219, ICA = B= 300, dtemine te anges 0nd 5 that he tan fore rece ton ie gan ‘axis and has a magnitude of Fy = 20 Ib, ee rosie Neg : e + 20? ~ 203020) cag sou, "2.20, “The truck is to be towed using Ovo ropes Determine the magnitude of forces F, and Fy acting on teach rope in ordet to develop a resultant force of 950 N directed along the postive x axis Set 8 = 50” Peralielogram Law : The paralogrn eo ton it shown Fe Trigenomeiry :Useg lw o ses (Fg (01, weave A. 90 Be me haTax Ave 950 Pro amen ans on o2-21. ‘The truck is to be towed using two ropes. If the resultant force isto be 950 N, directed along the positive x axis, determine the magnitudes of forces Fx and Fp ‘acting on each rope and the angle of @of Fy 0 thatthe ‘magnitude of Fy i a minimum. acts at 20° from the axis. as shown, Perallclogram Lew : one proce minimum fre, Fyhas ‘oa perpendeul wF, The parsogram iw fan i shown in Fie. Trigonometry Fg) Fy 295020" «3258 ne A, = 9500 20 1938 ane Tremp 8 is = 90-20'=700° ane 0 oo 7m 22 Determine 1 the magnitude any resultant Fy Tote id direction of the F, + Fe of the three f finding the resultant =F, + centered Bao + and then forming P= GOFF 8 iar TaD ea Ona fy = NODES COP — HRT waa + am See223, Determine the magnitude and diection of the resultant Fr 1 + Fy + Fy of the three forces by frst finding the resultant F” =F; +R, and then forming R= F +E, 3 F = GOES OT TA ea « «ror 8 B= GT OF THT 18 = 1928) wae | 30 dei 224 Resolve the 504 force into comy og (3) he + andy ane, sn) ne eas ing 17 axes, and (b) the x and y" anes, (= scons Ane = Sones aw GO * ear225, The logs bing owe by two cts Aad Derrmie he magnitede ofthe oo towing forces Fe IS Fr is equred tt the sslant fee hve | pide Fr'= IWAN and be deed so he xox waist | ', f 5 > etn teh eo en sn . eget: Vag ono sie i we ve Gem AACN nw 2.26, Ifthe realtant Fe of the 160 forces acting oo the log i 10 be directed along the positive x aus and have a magnitude of 10 KN, determine the angle 8 of the cable, stated to B such tat the Force Fy in this eable iS minimom, What isthe magnitude of the force in each ‘cable for this situation? wasn a2:27. The beam is to be hoisted using two chains Determine the magnitudes of forces Fy and Fy acting oo ach chain in order to develop a resultant force of 6 ‘irected along the postive y axis Set @= 45" FON he FOUN ame og 162-29, Thee chains act on the bracket such that they create a resultant force having a magnitude of S00 Ib. It ‘wo ofthe chains are subjected to known forces as shown, 0 Hence, F= 1.31 is inde pricing inion ean force.24. Determine the magnitude ofthe resultant force land its direction, measured counterclockwise from the postive ae Sinan: «$0 tm no anern oiett e790 | TH, ER, = ~Hes0)— eascoror + r50cont = 5 NCES HR —— ow [Sim] se 2.8, Three forces acton the bracket. Determine the AF = BE 1000 30" = 20 +450 ends + ca + my ‘magnitude and direction @ of, so that the resultant force 's directed along the postive x’ axis and has a magnitods +7 hi = 25: —1000sns07= 450 nts — 5 ait +30) of TAN, Fame + 30% = ain98 {236 Ul Ai=300N and 9 = 20", determine the ‘magnitude and direction, measured counterlockwine fen, the 2 ax ofthe resultant force ofthe three fora tng on the bracket Flin = BE Ba, 300 caso « 200 + 40 oets*= 7110 8 4TB, = 25: By 00 undo + 450 nest = gaze fs = VOTO TF «nw 1 ce a) = 3H een (ale tom x ai) = 30° + 710" ee kw2-31. Determine the magnitude and direction Bot F, so that the resultant force is directed vertically upward hed hhas a magnitude of 800 N ‘Scaler Notation : Surg te ome components, we have FRE: f=0= Fin os anon 0. Fan oni oy ST 28h, t-pov ovum seo) re o-20 a Sobving 1 nd (2 ye 2 Rens Ane2.38. Determine the magnitude and direction measured counterclockwise from the postive x axis ofthe resultant force ofthe three forces acting om the ring A. Take Fy = SOON and @ = 207 Scalar Notation: Suning he fore conponen gnc, we have Bethe hy esoinar sonra) snans 212th: 5, ar nia oe? somant “he magne ofa oe Fy ‘Te deesonal np @ mented countrlatwie om potive ate 10005= L05eN Ane conf ° ge seotew (ene bm Ly. 259%. Express Fy and Fy as Cartesian vectors B+ =308803071 3000830) = (1501 60H B= 5061-80)"2-40, Determine the magnitude of the resultant force and its direction measured counterclockwise from the positive x axis heath: ~ser- 5 26) «2508 11 Thi hy = - sears Beam) = 1981 f= VORP SCF 0 2510N ame oo ae (18) waa Om Mo 450 knw Save ro 21 by summing the ssn Ptaobonen freon heat +1 =e: fy = ODsints + soocaneat = 24 254N Fy = VERRAFS CRT = 86591 = 467 ne 128, 750 = 180 tn" wr n198 = 108 = 90N 5 =@0NSale Poh 2-2 by sming he rectangular or £ycompovents oe foes toate ean ce fy = BB, = -99i8s +0 = 0908s fe = AURIS I = 192N me ars = 2309 An one 2-43. Determine the magnitude and orientation #of Fy 5 that the resultant force is directed along the positive axis and has a magnitude of 1500 N. ‘Sealer Notation: Suing te foe componenshgtnaly, we have SABE: on T0030" hor Fico 82390 a Th 9th: 15008700 30+ Rin Fan onto a Soving 1) 2 es O68 = 500N Ane on,242, Solve Prob, 2-22 by summing the reeungular or %. ; ‘components ofthe forees to bean the reslant Fre. 2-43, Determine the magnitude and orientation 9 of Fx So thatthe resultant fore te drecte along the positive § fxs and ah a mapoitude of 1500 N, Scalar Notation: Suing he ce campo igi. we 7 At hea Be, Fuin = er Seting (a2 ts‘magnitude and orientation, 244, Determine the axis, of measured counterclockwise Irom the posit the resultant force ating on the bracket, if Fy = 600 N and 0 = 20 ‘Scaler Notaton Suniog te oe componene aera, we have Sate: = 70min 30-00 20 HANAN ATR aDG: f= 70m coin" saan T ‘Tre magi of eeu oe Ft AaVETTE = (TSETTTE = 09K Ane Teedeeionl angle @ meaere cuneate om pote y mis 245. Determine the x and y components of F; and F ts Ay = ones? ota A = aco = 141 Fis = ~180c0000 = —0N By = t30ana0" «25.2-46, Detetmine the magnitude of the resultant force and its direction, measured counterclockwise from the positive x axis 1 =20N 247. Determine the x and y components of each force ‘acting on the gusser plate of the bridge truss Show Ul the resultant force i 2er0 (Fay 25s Bey = 150030" + encores = 215420 A = (OTT TRE ane Beets OB the fy, = -200+ 2204 189-300 =0 By wR, HB, By Tm, ‘2B. If = 60" and F=20KN, determine the ‘magnitude of the resultant force and its direction ‘measured clockwise frm the postive x axis an) + Se) = 0 tre S828 0 # 109) = ay — some = ase # TT ITF 22.49. Determine the magnitude and direction # of F so that the resultant force is directed along the postive x axis and has a magnitude of 1250 N, y 7M, = Bh: By = coed ~ 80 sins ose ke 2-80, Determine the magnitude and direction, ‘measured counterclockwise from the positive t ans of the resultant force acting on the ring at if F, = 750 N and 0 = 45" Suing he fre componns geal, we ave SA =BR: f= 750548 tens 30° aU STR =D5) fo 1500045 1033 T on 30° ‘Teague of he eno yt AVR = AERTS STO = 1250N= 1230N Ame ‘Te esonal age @ meas couurclockwie fom poe ai 282SL_ Express cach of the three forces acting on the folumn in Cartesian vector form and compute the ‘magnitude ofthe resultant force. Fei reste 22-82. The three concurrent forces ating onthe serew tye produce a resultant foe Fre. = Fand isto be 90° from Fras shown determine the required Imapnitade of Fy exposed in term of Fy and the inpe Canesian Vector Notation B= Foe r+ ain ry #05051 +08660%) = 05774R 1-034 B= -Rsin feos 6) ‘evatant Force FeOnF oho, 0 (050% +05774F - sino (0.86005 -03999% Boxe 1) ‘gang an componens, we hve O50F +0s74R = Bein @=0 a 0.8600R ~033935 - hows @=0 a Solving Eg (1) a2 ye ener 5 a120% An Wie asada say R= (90-120) » Be cas ane = =1S contrt 18 sry 3758 = 6505) S P= (5251 sent ETT = 465 aw283, Determine the magnitude of force F so that the resultant Fy of the three forces is as small as posible. What isthe minimom magnitude of Fa? AT Rete: y= Fos oasior«T ‘The magrade of estat oe Fy i t VE. isos TOOT lyeanmren wo BaP -usrea a a tee ti inn eo, 0. From (2) ry Baresi Fe S9608N=596eN an Subang F= 5968 LN i EI] we have f= (EATS IAT HT 2 30eN #233 ane Soin f= 2301 wa 0 Wo, wet $6 [sof sos £8 ous Grzoe>o Hence F 5961 ened aden sium esa foc.2.54, Express each of the three forces acting on the bracket in Cartesian vector form with respect tothe x and axes Determine the magnitude and diection @ of F; 0 that the resultant force is directed along the positive x’ axis and has a magnitude of Fy = 600 N. HU cols Hand Ame = 090N ane Ae (10 ans Remi, 1 600200201 + 0 sin" Hy (519.4 + 300) Buting ean component iis: Rome = 196 b00 = Fan 6 ~ 100 S]-or mm 255. The three concurrent forces acting on the post produce a resultant force Fy = 0. It Fy = YF, and Fy is {o be 90" from F; as shown, determine ‘the required magnitude Fy expressed in terms of F, and the angle 8 Be = By =o-S6. “Three forces act on the bracket. Determine the magnitude and orientation # of F; so thatthe result force is directed along the positive u axis and hers ‘magnitude of 50 Ih. Shotts sarees )epa aey Bovaseneseu 028-2) unas ai 2s") = 6951 Solving a1) a2} yds a ae8 135 ato" RemyS257. If Fy = 150 lb and 0 = 55°, determine the ‘magnitude and orientation, measured clockwise from the Positive x axis of the resultant force ofthe three forces ‘acting on the Bracket Scalar Notion: Suing te ore components sgt, we hve Smet: 5, t005(S oto =1250s8 stam hos) =-mnb-mne 4 ‘Teemagnide fe ean ce yi 2-58 Determine the magnitude of force F so that the resultant force ofthe theee forces is as small as possible. ‘What isthe magnitude ofthe resultant force? a ER: fae t= Feet hese andi rome a Ty 25: fay 2 Famers wore Hacainu-renirheo-rieest «9 iB rcasau reverie ye enaryeanioy ed Fare Am Prom (Fea TATEN Ame se on gn pe . WibendeDhs Feteuaie toners way ZF ‘Fa2O3KN Ame 3° “ Th Oy athes Reon ie tenes ¥ net Ae2-89, Determine the magnitude and coordinate direction angles of Fy = [604 ~ 50} + 40k] Nand Fy (404 — Sj + 30K] N. Sketch each force on an x, reference hei) +08 5 OCT OF = 1.1906 17 ke aw wt(G95) = 69 hae fw ew'(R) a bee neae(%)-ar ae Fv 01-155 6308 5 COIS CFT OOF = 90615 = 946K ee "2-60, ‘The cable at the en force of 250 1b on th Cartesian vector, 14 ofthe crane boom exerts a ¥¢ boom as shown. Express Fast Carttian Vector Notation: Wh = 3 wl = 1, be ind ‘ordain angle 7 can be dermind ws 62 10e ewaseaBecty a1 200" 4 cos20° eat yf con 720.3687 P6861" oe 11139" By nipcion, y= 11.9" sic the fore is dedi epoca = 250(00830%cou 704008 L39} = (21m+485)-9124) &261. Determine the magnitude and coordinate Girection angles of the force F acting on the stake. dr-40, F=50N 3 3 F = (30 co70% + 40sin704 + Scs0y) F = (1371 6376) 63008) N Ane F (13.68)? + (37,59)? + (30)? = SON Ans a Ans a Ans 1 coe rm 2-62. Determine the magnitude and the coordinate ‘irection angles ofthe resultant force 3s} b= (-720)+21.08) » = $5 (co exe 6 +o rin (23404441 35)-27 54) re) Resultant Force Ren, (23.821 (-m0+.41295+¢210-275)4) ® = 23451-30756) © ‘The magninde of he eran free Be oma = Washo an, ne Tee coortint ecion ops ae243, ‘The stock S mounted on the lathe is subjected to 2 force of 60 N, which is caused by the die D. Determine the coordinate direction angle # and express the force a8 Cartesian vector, "2-64 Determine the magnitude and coordinate iretion angles of the resultant force and sketch this vector oa the coordinate system, a 130b co" co + eas" be Ane Fo stone 6 oo) + conte) = (Bo contort - sess") + Sons) R= (465) 6 aon ym B= Ce Hy = (5001 = 4435 90.04) NOT TROT « 14m 424, Be cor MS, 6 aye 2465. Specify the coordinate direction angles of Fy and , and express each force asa Cartesian vectos (80 cosorcos"t~ S0co30rinr) + tonin30%) Recon usy cane aw Be cm am yam a ban end oo a 2 = co) raoPee ite Masts subjected to the tives forces shown premmine the coordinate direction anges Bc = S00 cose, 1 s006058) + 00 cong Fr 2 at fhe resultant force acting on the tant ot J Fe = (350) N, Be =F, + (300) +(-2008) 301 = $00 ene + (50 os, ~ 3005+ 300 cosy, = 200 380 = 500 cova, asks 2 = soca, ~ 306; Des kw 267. “The mast is subjected tothe thee forces shown Determine te coordinate direction angles oy Bs oro ; 20 thatthe resultant force acting onthe mast iz ave 1+ seas + 500 ney 4) A= (smema, 1"2.68, The cables attached to the screw eye are subjected to the three forees shown. Expres each force in Cartesian vector form and determine the magnitude ‘and coordinate direction angles of the resultant force. CCatsian Vector Noution F,=350(0 0% +08 44) N = (22498)+ 268 124) 8 1 (225)+2608) Ane y= 10 (cos 45% + tone 120) N = (7th 30.0)~s008) 8 = (70-1+50.0}~50.08) 8 ro = 280(c08 6 scan 150) 086") N © (128.01~ 17678 128.08) 8 228 i7)+128) 8 Ane ‘Retatent Force FeRor (071+ 125.034 (22498-+-500-17678)4+ (26812-5004 125.) N 2 (09571449620)+ 40.128) N ‘Tee maga of he tan fre is eo R, = VST HI TIT sana sane fn “Teco deen ange ae cos = He = 19571 an6ise ‘Ans ame2-49. The beam is subjected to the two forces shown, Express each force in Cartesian vector, form eed determine the magnitude and coordinate direction angles ofthe resultant force. n= ends - 02h = creas ums B= 07d-00m) 1 = 2 wt 9 9 +20 etn = = rs7my 12m) We asinine a f= a8 aan - a9 5S OTT 290377) 440K) Am Determine the magnitude and. code Tien ages ofthe cant foe nd kth ths esr on te cowie tn = 3080 6 sa ~saeeaen + hea - 39 250) any 20 Me = (348201 +750 ~ rasa N 5 IT aRCartesian Vector Notation 2.71. The two forces F, and Fy acting at A have @ resultant force of Fx = (~100k} Ib. Determine the ‘magnitude and coordinate direction angles of F. = (1008) » 528 Sc 30 ca Sin sn SP) Bo (3.401 19.2)-48. 964) R= (8 IK J65 A) Revatant Force nor Honk = {(, 33.40) 1+ (5, +1928) 4+ (5, ~4596) x} yung Jan component, we hive A.-nw=0 5-300 ,+1928=0 f=-1928 12-72. Determine the coordinate force F, and indicate them on the figure. Unte Vector For Foce % : 1 =o Sct 3714s Si 3a Sm =-0s8671+03214)~0760% eras-0856 ani Ane expose Beni Ane eery=-00660 ya tar fn273, The bracket is subjected tothe two forces shown, Express each force in Cartesian vector form and then determine the resultant force Fy. Find the magnitude and coordinate direction angles of the resultant force. Cenesion Veetr Notation = 250{co 351i 251+ cn 38% 25 186381» 185.0)~ 14039) (46st 1861434) N ane = 00 (cos 1204 +o 4%} ron PK) N = (200014292 84)o2008) N = (2001428552004) N Ane Resatant Force: Baker = 1(8635~2000)1+ (185604 2825 4+(-148.394 200098) 1345-468. s6618) 8 We Ah 64) 8 ro ‘The magna of ie ean force it AVERT Verna saeae sear SHSSON SAIS Ane ‘Tecoowkate dion pes ae ar 108 An yes Ane 2.14 ‘The pole is subjected to the force F, which has components acting along the x y,z axes as shown, Ifthe ‘magnitude of F is 3 KN, and B = 30° and.» = 75% determine the magnitudes ofits three components cola + ow B + caty = 1 cota ca 90" + cot 12.78. The pole is subjected to the force F which has ‘components F, = 1.5KN and F, = 1254N. If 8 = 75%, determine the magnitudes of F and F, cet coh + ey = 1 costs « 128 Fe 20w ane 12.76, A force Fis applied at the top of the tower at A Iti acts in the direction shown such that one of its components lyingin the shaded y-z plane has a magnitude fof 80 Th, determine its magnitude F and coordinate direction angles a, B.¥. Conertan Vector Nottom Tae magia offre F i Fas4S000 Fett3.MbeS® Ane To, = (113. 14in 45% + ene "jin 0) 1 (.0+40.0)-68284) ‘Tes coorinte drones a ao 4s Be nse fe eos ane caren O% yee An2.77, Thee forces act on the hook. the resultant force Fy has a magnitude and direction as shown, determine the magnitude and the coordinate direction angles of force Fs. Notation Catetan Veo y= 120(co 45a WP en Sten Pon AE) N 2428+ 73.48) ASE) coffe depe=tseavanon n Re(-tl04) N Ba (A bo JOB AYN Benen (esis Thay 14358) = (e408, )168 3 (sto-110+5, 8} Eguing | js componens, we ave 5 a-sN 2BaN sO-D+ 5, HAAS R= 146A 06K, 20048 ‘Teemagaimie of fore, BRET, acu oras is 216562 N= 1666 Ane “The coordi desion ngs for Fe ans ane peor Ane yams Aw 2-78 Determine the coordinate direction an 2m ales of Fy Unie Vector of and Fy wna firdesomsom 4 = on 4%4n 30 nA 20k on 4 03536 +0.8124;+070718 ‘Ts, he cownae dcion age , an y ae 6d, 08a, 369" Ane <1 =O, = 900" fn or% 806 yy eS" hee 8 dy #03536 ay 2083" an Bee aw neo a2.79, The bolt is subjected to the force F, which has ‘components acting along the x,y,z axes at shown, Ifthe magnitude of F is 80 N, and a= 60° and y = 45% ‘determine the magnitudes ofits components. {2.4 Two forces , and Fat 09 the bolt If the reulantorce Fras matic of 50h ud coeds econ angel a= HP and B= a a tein ‘te mepniude of Fy and he soon Sirecton angles pF pone B= | Weer} = «oN fae Ba | Meostar) aN A= (WcotS| = SON Ane nen on socio = (8), Soe = (h), 0 cots74 = (8), 20 oo = te BH We (43k) mrs Sk) ms [8 — 2 + Sk] m, determine the magnitude and direction ofr 2e, =a ty retn-nean, SUeU Erne eens shy + 26% 1a AUT TCU «= HSimeshSm Ane2-82, Represent the positon vector racing from point ‘A(B.m, 5 m,6.) to point (Sm, ~2 m, | m) in Cartesian vector form. Determine its coordinate direction angles and find the distance between points A and 8. Feution Vector: Ti can be xa frome onto 40 in. faa (5-36 (-2- 9441-94) = (a-7)-58) roy ‘The ditanebewen oA and Bis ta NES = (ERA Ane ‘Tecoorinu drcionmge ae 243. A position vector extends from the origin to point A (2 m.3 m,6 m). Determine the angles a, which the tail of the vector makes withthe x,y a¥es, respectively sn Vector: This canbe xa from the coordinates of pein. 2k 3) 6) Ane “Te distance between point A. and Bi PGP HOr=7 Ams The nore drcton angle are cos =? a-ha Ans bee am cos yo T=. Ans782, Repreent the positon vector r acting from point Xie, Sum, im) to point BS, 2m, 1m) in Canexian vector for, Detemie its coordinate direction ile and nd the distance between points A and 5. 2.83. A poston vector extends from the origin © point Ae n.d mb my Detenmine the angles, which he ‘rie wet makes with the x, v= axes respectively ag"2-84, Express the position vector rin Cartesian vector form: then determine its magnitude and coordinate direction angles Postion Veet: F=U6- D416 4-H} A ast) an ‘Tee magne oie fori = 208 ane ‘Tee coon ion ngs ae anne Ane pear ane yeu Ane ‘285. Expres the potion vector in Cartesian vector form: then determine its magnitude and coordinate direction angles. ScinOPsnB"t + (A Sexn20-NI09) © 2-580 r= (238 e399 097m9 @ ne2-86, Express force F as a Cartesian vector; then Aetermine its coordinate direction angles Unie Vector: n= (4-091 (-2sa 60915 (0-200 604) = (4001+2.733}-Lom8) aa NCEE LHF a 45st = A+ 2.735- 1.008 aH = 09087 0.5504) 02022% F = Pouy = S00(080871+0.5524)-020224) = (40u+276 1014) ro Grertinate Direction Angles: From been eco ty eine shore, wehive xs a= 0.067 an 360" foe cos B=assze Bases Ane cuye-o2r — Frigae ane 287, Determine the length of member AB of the truss by Sirs establishing a Cartesian postion vecor from a 40 B and then determining its magnitude te = 19 2 ops as-iay ran = (2001 + 035) m a = AEE"2-88. Ata given instant, the postion of a plane at A and a tran at B are measured relative toa radar antenna at O. Determine the distance d between A and B at this instant. To solve the problem, formulate a postion vector, directed from A to B, and then determine its magnitude ‘Patton Vector: The continues of yo A so Bae A(-Se0 eon 35, Se Pn 3%, Sin 6) Am = AC2048, 1454, 4330) Em (22x 25a", 220 288", = 26025") om "= B(L165, 1389, ~0.45) ‘The posson vex ray ca be rable rom te oon poi Aan. (1.165~(-204)14(1.389-(-14891)4(-045~4330)4) tw 2 (0.2186282-5.1754) km ‘Teeiaane beeen pou A snd Bie ba tgg = ARP FEE (SIT 67 fee 2-89. The hinged plate is supported by the cord AB. It the force in the cord is F = 340 Ib express this force rected from A toward B, asa Cartesian vector, What the length ofthe cord? Unit Veter an = (0-91 +(0-9)56(12-0)4) & aay & ta NOTE «108 Ane 1 (1601100) 2406) fn290. Determine the length ofthe crankshaft AB by fst. formulating a Cartesian position vector from A to Band then determining its magnitude = 125 ons) = 1652891 -1133)) na ha NBT TE 291. Determine the lengths of wires AD, BD, and CD. ‘The ring at Dis midway between A and B. 28 80086 D0, (mito o-iet-058 t= -08401-D}0(1-05% ni yrose a= -O4(1-0¢(0-D8 woume ‘io NOTE «150m aw VOSCOTOS 150m sae ATSC 17m ro"292, Express force F as a Cartesian vector: then Fl determine its coordinate direction angles Unle Vector : Te corte pit A ae ‘ACOs 70 sin 307, 1:08 08 30", 18 70) 8 ACLT10, 2962, 9.397 fea = ((5-CATO)} 4-7-2960} (0-929 4) = (67101-9962)-9397) f an NTO BOG AIT = 152508 67101-9963)-9.39% 15250 = 04400 -0.532)-06160 Foree Vector Fe Pays 13504400 -0.6532)-06162) 594-882}. B an Coordinate Direct Anttes From e wk ec ty obtined shove, wehave ea=0.4400 eos aw B=-06502 Beat an ony =-06162 yen fn 293, Express force F as 4 Cartesian vector, then ‘etermine its coordinate direction angles f= 1205 6 denen 410-2 caer (81 + 400 = 18) = corsa + 08179-0220) F = coon = 452041 + 17048) -15 618) = (450 6370) ~ 1368) bee a con (24 51284 Determine the magnitude and coordinate irection angles ofthe resultant force acting at point the = (4 055-44) m Incl = VFS CSP S HE = YER « ser w= 2m 85=% « cps — 90019 — say sas # ear + 5+ 3s} vy = 058+ aay a9 a8 = (sno0n0 + sass ~ ror asatuy Fy = FR = stag « w29mK) - 200s 8 = AOSTA S IVES HOSRETP = 315791 = S16N Ame Bm cos BPM, caste TH" ne ease, a 4560" = 145? Ane2.98, The door is held opened by means of two chains. Ifthe tension in AB and CD is Fy = 300N and Fc = 250 respectively, express each of these foees in Cartesian vector form. Unt Vector; Fant deermite epson voor ytd fp: Te cootinn f poets A snd Ca 0, ~(1 41.5 3091S 3 J 2 ACO, 2.29, 0750) Cl-250, = (1 1 Sone HY, Sin PY mm C(-2.50, = 2.299, 0.790) Then (0-0) +(0~(-2299)]}+(0-0750%) = (2.299)-0.7304) 2299" (07307 = 2418 @ 22981079 9 os975-031018 ea = {(-05-(-2.914+10-(-2295)}¢(0-0750)4) = (2.00+2299)-07508) = Fo 22995-07507 «3.1380 20M +2.2991- 0750 9 eara.s.724)-020908 Te oe Perce Vector. = Fine = 500(0.9507}-031018) N = (2852-90a) N = (285}-93.00) N An Re = Rncy = 250(06731+07326)-025008) N (19930 + 18 5)=59.95e) N (591+ 183)-97H 8 Ane£2.96, The two mooring cables exert forces on the stern ‘of a ship as shown. Represent each force as as Cartesian ‘vector and determine the magnitude and direction of the resultant Unit Vector eg = {(50-0)16(10-014 (30-0) t= (501+ 10)-304) & ‘ep NOOO = 9168 By = Fic #200(0.84525 016905050718) = (1051+ 3381)- 101424) b 1 (0651433.-1018) An Fite * 150 (0.65091 16509} -0.35064) (97 64197. 64)-54598) (9781 976)-S64) An = (246 671+ 131.45)— 160004) 8 = {(169.03«9766)14(33.81+97.60}(-10142-5859)8) Themaprinde of i a= (Rea a Lae eaOOF S916 R=38m ane ‘The couriane mson anges of Fyre 2861 me ihas a=ne peo Aw ue an2.97, Two tractors pull on the tee with the forces shown, Represent each fore as a Cartesian vector and then determine the magnitude and coordinate direction “angles ofthe resultant force. 4a = (004 30-094 (20 30°=0) 4 (2-309) = (17321—100)-2404) r= VETS 1007 (2407 a 341 321~100)- 28.06 =f = EET som -o2so-oair = (8-04 (10~-09)4(3-30)k) fe (He 14-27} c= VESIOE (I = 2088 8 10)-27 BOI sae +0s3ej-090354 + 150(05034-0.2904)-081374) 2 (ssti=.59)- 122004) 2 17331-03)- 1204) ane 1 Fctac = 100(0267 + 03346-09035) = (2671+ 33.46)-9038) (2641+ 335)-5044) Ane Resultant Force: HOSS 26.7 4 (435943346 )400 = uo228—1015)-212418) 22.05-5035)4) ‘Teemagnde oF = Via Coen =Bs97b= Bs fm “Te coontinte direcion np of FeUnt Vector: emt Ne® UO e745 q wae ide MS a rarstinny-ooon tm=10-0160-oye0-a54) PDFS 0 6516 m EP smicassesanan EO 6(0-04) me ths gaat) Force Veter: (28-3) 5.54) m BF =29(-0174 +0696 -06904) 9 TBs 104 Meomp se = (8514 7g-ay n Be Fite = 80306-24364 -o8e) 9 2{S32a~m43)-teesap =e) an Ane sete ne ae Me CRS 9) new rem TOGO AAI Came a ry as FD 20am a nenen = 281 684+ 2m) BCE Ca aa‘2100, The cable attached to the tractor at B exerts @ force of 350 15 on the framework. Expres this force as Cartesian vector. SE = s0.in204 + s0cos204 — 394 P= (1710 +4698) — 358) 4 TIO TERT oS £ = (0280 s077 -057) FO= (98. + 269) 201K) Ang 2.101, The load at A cre Express this force asa Cartesian vector acting on A and directed toward B as shown, Uni Vector: it eerie he potion voor The cote of pin 3 (Sein 207, Sot 3", 0) = B( 2.50, 4330.0) Te ean = ((2.50-0)4=(4330-0)}+[0-(-1018) = (s01+4330}¢ 1004) an = VTS FASI ST = 11.108 204+4330)+ 1008 1.180 = o2m6i+030r3j +08 1a 23.465874) Ane2-102, The pipe is supported at its ends by a cord AB. I the cord exerts a force of F = 12 bon the pipe at Avexpress this force as a Cartesian vector Unis Vector Te corns of point a AGS, Son 20", =a 209 = (500, 2819, 1.026 8 can = {(0-S00)16(0-2819)}+(6-(-L020)]8) Si-so=2819)6 7.0204) an = NESIOF 2819) 7.008 = 9079 sa _~S008- 28191670288 ie 30 -0§5111-03107) 40774 Force Vector Fe Fagg =12(-055111-03107} 0.7744) 2 -s6u1=2794+9298) Ib Ane AOR Thecord exerts aforce of F = {124 + 9} ~ 8k) Ib ‘on the hook. If the cord is 8 ft long. determine the location pot the pin of stachent and the Hep the hook, ante F__uais ya 89 Po Jaron eco = (ama + 05295-0471) ce mn Bue (S651 424) — 3760) #2104. The cord exerts a force of F = 301b on the hook Ifthe cordis8ftlong.z = 4, nd the x component ofthe force is F, = 251, determine the location x,y of the point of attachment B of the cord to the ground. el = 80453) = 667 588208 Each of the four forces acing at E has a apie of 28 EN Expes each fre sa Crean ‘eclor and determine th ela! oc. ra wh Fag (0 2H) Fg = (1 — aj 2p wv = 4900) 12.106, The tower ished in place by three cables. Ifthe force of each cable acting onthe towers shown, determine ‘the magnitude and coordinate dizection anges a By of the resultant free. Take x = 20m,y = 251m. By Fa Fan Bac = (0m ~ 10834 ~ 1465704) 8 fe OTT CRS Cie2-107, “The cable, atached to the sheareg derrick, exerts a force on the derrick of F = 380 Ib, Express this force as a Cartesian vector Unit Vector: Te corde point Be (Soin 27, Sea 30%, ©) = B(280, 43.301, 0 Tn faa = (250-0914 43301-044(0-39)8) & = (2501+0.301)-3504) ‘a = VSO B30 359" «6108 8 2.b+43.301)-3506 a0 = 0.4086 +0.7054)-05738% Force Vector F = Figg = 390(04056-0.7084)-057352) = (81+ 244-2018) an -108. The window is held open by chain AB. Determine the length of the chain, and express the S06 force acting at A along the chain as a Cartesian vector and determine its coordinate direction angles. Unt Vector: Te sores of aA ae San 47) = A(350, 00,3216) Alsen, Ten ag = {(0-3450)14 (5~400))4012-3.210)8) 8 {3830-305 786) faa VERO 6-300) +876 «10.08 0 3:30-3.00)+ 4788 Tos = 038i casey ears 50(-030144~02997} 087488) 19149} 408.78) Ane (Coordinate Direction Angle : From wt vcr vay cba cor a=-03814 enue Ane ‘xe =-02087 Baio ns cory =O ro an2-109. Given the three vectors A, By and D, show that As(H + D) = (A-B) + (AD) ‘ce te component of (B+ D) i aloe sum of he component of Band D, ten ABeD) eA BEAD (QED) ‘A, ABD) = ALS AL © ABDAUA, + DIK (8 #B,IE+ (B+ DOK = AUB. +B) +418, +0) + AUB +B) FAB AB HABIT IAD, +40,4 4D) SAAD) (QED) 2-110. Determine the an hae ngle 0 between the tails of the Postion Vectors: FA (G-O14(-4-0956(0-098) w Gia) m Fre (G04 6-04(-3 = (6-38) On) m ‘The mapnoce of oton vcore NF =50m ge VEOH =108 Antle Between Two Vectors 6 01-4) -ci+g—30) #32) +(-416)+0(-3)BALL Determine the angle @ between the tails ofthe ‘mo vectors 1 = aiden snd) sonst = ($0108 20925) + 6390) m Oem" + can + contre, fy = (1+ 42009 —38) m eo = S010) + (21925042026 + (6490-5) = -1798 o= owt +2112, Determine the magnitude of the projected ‘component ofr along mad the projection ofr along = Bann outs ~ endo + one4re) 5, = SOD ~ 209255 + e044 Fron = S010) + (-28829)442405) + 64801-3) = —1795 2-113, Determine the angle O between the y axis ofthe pole and the wire AB, Postion Vector: ayn (2-01402-944(- == y-24) ‘Tee magne fe potSon vor tue? 3008 yy eV CH e308 The Angles Between Two Vectors 8: Te dot product of 0 ecort smut be deere et. (39 cl y-20) 00) +(-3)(-0 404-2) ) 3 A sam)" A2ALA The force F = (25 ~ S0j + 10k) N acts at the tend A of the pipe assembly. Determine the magnitude of the components F, and F; which at along the axis of AB and perpendicula tit -0sse7)-08m ‘Projected Component of Along AB Azle: Fa F may = (25-50}+ 10) (-05547)-085210) = (25)(0)+(-30(-0.8847 + (10)(-08520) Tien i94N Ane Component of ¥ Perpendicular to AB Ait: Tre magiiuie of foe F = L388 (SOF = 567IBN a (PTR /SAOTT 8348 Ane 2-118. Determine the angle 6 between the sides ofthe iglar plate. ne = O16 the uc «AOTC ET « 5.09900 ee eae ATF « 300860 thes tan 2054S ENG) aS Gat) 74219 742 ne 8 Tome"2116 Determine the length of side BC of the twiangular plate, Solve the problem by finding the ‘magnitude Of rye: then check the result by first finding ran and rac and then use the cosine law ne =(9162}-44) tac AOFOGF AF 2539 no, nac#(3t44)-18) rc ACF AHF = 5.0990. tag Q4e38 tan MOP HOF #3056 0 ae: tan 20240200) 05 7429 nc EOF +B MT-I OVS OES) coe ne=5200 ke ZIT. Determine the components of F that act along. tod AC and perpendicular (oi, Point B is located at the ‘midpoint of the rod. te NOTES « Fim waa, ise yom = pay C1s + ya) = age © VETS OFS TF = 7.0887 ee) ssa 6 ssc ~ en2 Component oF one fF a = Hoe eno mas ne ct y= 90.Moe = AN ke Component fF perpen tye IF Ramee or FE = cot — 9910821K, Determine the components of F that act slong, od AC and perpendicular to it Point B is located 3 m along the rod from end C. 2-119, The clamp is used on a jig If the vertical force fscting on the bolt is F = [~SO0k] N, determine the ‘magnitudes ofthe components F, and F; which act along. the OA axis and perpendicular toi, (Unis Vector: Te wnt ver slong OM ai = A204 0-094 +(0-40e | Y= 0-arse-aF Projected Component of Along OA Asis =apNeaN (ore F & F= SOON v0 bar Aa POR «(= RTE «aN Component of ¥ Perpendicular to OA At Sic te magia of sek — oes + THN, atte = -Lspt + 21259) + on, top tan = + ~ toe = ss9u « 3474) — Louse an = (SRS SRP + CTI = 7088 ca!) arse + san.) ~ 159.3008 coo nei Comper of Fae tac = (8 aout + 9.3 — 593108) 0H + ~ va u Aemen man am Compe oF pene rc, Homer or f= ear most A SONA"2120. Determine the projetion of the force F along the pote Petz + roe) ay POF A Fw = Q1e aye ion) POiF = O667EN Ane {AzL_ Determine the projected component ofthe 8-N force acting along the axis A ofthe pipe, (0857 ~ 04255 « 02404) Pro) Fe Fee = Fay 7 CBSANCOESD + AL M(-0425 + s482,0200) aun Awe2122, Cable OA is used to support column OB. Determine the angle it makes with beam OC. 4-O1+8-044(-8-08 The Angles Between Two Vectors 8: oe Hou (1. acre ta) cre T0 Am 2.123. Cable OA is used to support column 08. Unie Vector: Determine the angle 4 it makes with beam OD. agg #-tn 3+ cot 30") 2054+ 0.8860} AO eB-OIe(-A-OE [a= OF r= OF OF ‘The Angies Between Two Vectors @: on ay (0-060 4-08 gg tan) OF" O41 = SF 67Taaek,, T force F acts at the end A of the pipe Frembly: Determine the magnitudes ofthe compere which act along. the axis of AB end Unt Vator: Te ant ec song AR ais B=016(8- 9440-08 404 YR=OF makers 3H Prjeced Component of F Along AB Axis AP an stones Quel) =00(8)-00(f)-ca00 son am Component of repent 6 FY 130 nat, 5 VPTR = (THT «nN sts: Te agra of fone F 24128, Two cables ex the magnitude of the the line of action of Fe er forces on the pipe, Determine Projected component of F, along 7, 760 30 20 a 30 307) —sin ae =04500.0755-058 Fy =Aieg =30(0.0301+0.75-0.54) = 1029501+2255- 1506) Unit Vector: Onc cine wg cosa cor' cs leo con of 138 or, aig £5 2-10, 1751 wit B= 6" ad 7 = 6" The nd ver ong he 5 00 So 6% 086k & 2.707605} 0 ‘Trejced Component of F; Along the Line of Action off (Fig Ft,» (12.904 238) - 15.06) (-0.7071140.5}50.58) '2.990)(-0707) «(2239105)+(-18 (0) eave sign nats at te proj componen(F, 23 i opponie see of dion w hata, Tee magne (F5442.126, Determine the angle @ between the two cables altached to the pip, fy tg (0.48301 +0.75}-0,58) (0.707140) +058) = 0.43300. 7071 075105) +(-05)105) som Once" (ug uy) moot" (-01812) = 10" Ane = 08 30°rin 3 +n 3070 30") —sin 30 0.45040.751-0.58 tag 08 19% +t rc Hori +0.5}+0.5 2.127. Determine the angle @ between cables AB and exe (0-15) +(-8-0)}4(12-098) (isan) “The magrnes of he orton var ae tan NCE = 112858 se = VCP OFF 20809 4 pn Two Vectors 8 The Angles an tac = (103484) -(1S~ 8) 1) FI 15 +08) +8413) aneFoF = 8046401708 .04gsuy “COS Sse 2aam te Ont Vector evat corso mp AC a Pm 14988638489) 4) IGT DMCD 93800) 5 aay = =456 FTN ps dog ae A, cob cermin ing ‘c= Fe 8. From be soion of Pak 6 0342" Then Foc = $508 34.20 45.5 mr etermine the angle #betwoen the ges ofthe sheet-metal bracken, [100 ma 20000 ‘Groom = a02.130, The cables each exert 2 force of 400 N on the post, Determine the magnitude of the projected ‘component of Fy along the line of ation of Fs Force Vee iy, 3820 3a oe 3M = 0.5901-0.1562)+0.8192 F, = Ray = e000. 53901—-01963)+0.8192) N = (218591 -78.4) +527. 668) N Unit Vector The ni ver sng ine fon fF, is ag 084 se 6" ae 12 =0701+05)-058 ‘Projecied Component of F Along Line of Action off: (Fg Fug = (215 391-18. 0307.) -(07OTH-+O.5}-0.5) = (218.599(0. 7071) 4(-78AT)(05) +(32746)(-03) Negative sign indicus tte force component (Fi oman ese of dice w ato uy, tha te magne (Fy = 0.68 an 00 2131, Determine the ange # between the two it ttached to the post. " " Nes Unie Vector: si 3% 074 3% 2 oa 3H 10.5394 ~0.1962} +0819 ig 8 AS con 6c 120 =0.7074055-0. The Angles Between Two Vectors @:Toedatprotcto mo uit ecto ut beer et sag t= (05901 ~0.1963}+- 08190) (0.771140. -0.58) '=0$390(07071 4(-0:1962)(05)+03192(-05) P0126 ance" (ag) ee (-01065)09713" Ame“Dis2_Deermine the angles @ and # made between themes Od ofthe ag pole and AB und AG respectively re ofeach cable . C5463) mg sz fo = (= 4-38) m or Tar hee #030 + 1-8) + 0-3) <7 0» cor'(lit-Ho, oF saaiagy) = Tae = re hn Mere = 10) + EH $13) = 13 Tam) = ew ae 23%, Determine the magitude and coordinate direction ‘oples of F so thatthe renultant ofthe three forces acts along the positive y axis ad has a magnitude of 60016. Fy=30008 0 2-180 + 30 cnr nao” + cost 0 = 30 cons" cosa” + ems coda + cof + cody = 1 sot: Roath Ae peme Aw2134 Determine the magnitude and coordinate Feretion angles of Fy £0 thatthe resultant of the three forces is zero. Fig = 2 0m 100 + S00 cen0ran4or + 5 case Fay = BE 0 = 300 convent 6 5 cos Fig = BE: 0 ~300 a0 + cosy cola colB + cot'y 1 solvig Ke20m Aw eat les Baw ae res aw 2.135, Determine the design angle 9(8 < 90”) between the two struts s0 that the S00-Ib horizontal force has a ‘component of 600-b directed from A toward C. What the component of force acting along member BA? Perallelogram Law : The parltogram of sons show Fig (a) Trigonometry : Using bw of orince[Fg (0), wehave Fag = VFS SO TCO SO} EIT 1491 y= 2151 Ane “Te deiga angle @ (0-<90") canbe detemined sing ln of snes Ue 0 sine sin20" Sto” 21491 sin = 01987 a0 Ane[S4_Determine the maghitude and coordinate dre ae tngls of Fs 30 thatthe reslant of the three forces j Fyca ths 0% =1804 Den dna + coe ovtescatptonya! pat Ans 2138 Determine the design, angle 600 = 7) 2A8E ca te to us so hat the 5001p horizontal fore Pees Mppomen of 600-b directed from A toward C. is component of force aeting along member BA? gan te es in 9 me pss ‘ne ene <9) i ii 74236. The force Fhas a magnitude of 80 tb and acts At the midpoint C of the thin od. Express the force asa (Cartesian vector. tag = L440) sey 938) estes ak = -18 sy oe +2137, Two forces F, and F; act on the hook I their lingg of ation are at sn angle @ apart and the magnitude ‘of ach force ie F; = Fy = F, determine the magnitude of the enlan fore Ey andthe angle betneen Fy a0 Fy ang) = ang My, te one ont ane 5 NOTA mH Since cou 180"— 0) = cond RTD . save cou) = [ES ue ‘2A38. Determine the angles @ and ¢ between the wire segments. foe = (044-058) ‘au = 0080 fae = (0M + 025-058) mye = 0964 m tratac = OF -04(02) + (051-05) = 0170 nt = (0m 025 + 054) m = (0m) my tee = (-OBK-08) = 30 75Zoe Determine the magnitudes of the projccd Grecian ae Ofte force F = (GOL 13) 40K} Neige — F= (00+ 1)—any srection of the cables AB anh AC (a 075 om “8 cee = (asst —o2s04 + 00m) ee SEL 6) “TO ae = (-aasrt + 02857) + 04244) Pri fig = Fons = €-09231) + 12-0230 + (4003077) = — 7046 Pro) ie =705N Ane Pro ie = Fete = 604571 + 12. 02857 + -4oyo424e) = 65146 TPH sg Determine the magnitude of the projected component ofthe 1O0-Ib force acting along the eee Ne of the pipe (0-1+02-o4 (0-216 Gore =-Osmns 07843-01960 F = Facg = 10-0584 +0.7845}+0,19618) = (-S8aD81 ays 9128) Unit Vector: Tew ecertng CB is ey = O-D14(0~H 410-291 [0-9 Oa s(0=ay = -Oa0in-oss4sjs0207% Projeced Component of PAtons CB: Fa OF ser (S88 Th.) 16129) -o01aL-asusje02e) TSE 801m +76) (05545) 9.13 OD0mN sis Am 2A. |The boats o be pulled onto the shore using two ropes I the resultant fore i 10 be 80 Ib, ditected slong the keel aa,as shown, determine the magnitudes of force T and P acting in each rope and the angle 8 of Pin ‘minimum. acts at 30° from the keel as shown Frome gu Pisin, wen OF Sona ae mae Go POD ae aX TOR T+03m aw344. Determine the magnitudes of F, and F so that particle P isin equilibrium. Equations of Equilibrium: n(2)-sonsnse Aaa sre0 ‘0360 = 2000 aan stay anor ar-n(f)-ponse 20 06m +055 = 3641 a Solving Egan (2 yk RaOsp Rete ro 3.2. Determine the magnitude and direction @ of F so that the particle isin equilibrium. a sty = 0, soning. 2500 (W.GD ‘caved; Asume Tic = 25001 TRG 250088 - 500-0 o= use asteibe |a aR = 0 Tye B80DcontL = 0 ou Tag = 249490 © 250018 “To, esmastangiee @ = 12S An 311. Two electrically charged pith balls, each having @ ‘mass of 02 g, are suspended from light threads of equal length. Determine the resultant horizontal force of repulsion, F, acting on each ball i the measured distance between them is 7 = 200 mm, Smee roneo 7s) T2206 10) 8 Felismy Am eucsane 81{rte ody Diagram By chron ble AB hat w spp he ‘ure weigh oft cone pipe Tha, fy = 4008 am Tre tension oe eb Cis te. ane rouphou eae, data Fic= ho Equations of Equilibrium Sm = 4S Ryesnds=0 fem hak 4125 +0, s00-2has 4*=0 fay = 283 ane "%IL Determine the sch equilibrium of the 244g the equilibrium position, in each spring for block. The springs ar. shown in Fin = 2081)» s.5(40) 30Nim — *40 = 04905 m yy het h= 0 6 et nd) —s08ye Bees314 The unstretched length of spring AB is 2 m. Ifthe block is held in the equilibrium position shown, determine the mass of the block at D. —=—+ ° 4135 =o; byp=40 Nim eee ‘SAS. The spring ABC has a stifiness of 500 Nim and an Uunstretched length of 6 m. Determine the horizontal force F applied tothe cord which is attached tothe small pulley B so thatthe displacement of the pulley from the wallisd = 1.5 m. 316. The spring ABC has a stiffness of 500 Nim and an unstretched length of 6 m. Determine the displacement 4 of the cord from the wall when a force F = 175 is applied to the cord. Smee snare tata] a wP = ours 83, Fa bx = 35-2) « 908 reat adhe 0 roan * ws uaa «y= 0 " ws ton 60 na (na) Fao y ro To bs S00 /T FUSE - 9) = 7058 Prob. L15016drat cat termine the maximum weigh ofthe owerpot {hit can be supported without exceeding a eable eee 0f 50 1b in either cable AB or Ac Equations of Equilibrium : a Fsinar-n,(2)=0 hon 120h 4 +105 0 fea" hal $)-weo 08th 08h, = 8 Sine Fe > Fy fbr wil oe fist at able AC wit, Then solving B.(1) and [2 yk Fig = 4167 Wet66% An 318 The motor at B winds up the cord attached to the 65-b crate with a const ‘ant speed. Determine the force in “= % en ead - 645) setae Supporting the pulley and the angle 6 te he quilibrium. Neglect the size of the pulley at Thee k, 9) = nae319. The cords BCA and CD can each support a maximum load of 100 Ib, Determine the maximum weight ‘of the crate that can be hoisted at constant velocity, and the angle 8 for equilibrium. +3.20, Determine the forces in cables AC and AB needed to hold the 20g bal D in equilibrium. Take F = 300.N and d= I'm, a 19620 wren olin 0780 +OMTAF,. 1962 a Sobing gH] (2 ils Fan 9ON Fac H2608 ane 853.21, ‘The ball D has a mass of 20 kg I force of F 100 N is applied horizontally to the ring at, determine the largest dimension dso thatthe force in cable AC is2er0 Equations of Egutibrim o Seng a0; 00-Rycon O20 Fase ys2e0 fysing= i962 (2) $105 #0, Fas Sobving B12 ys once fy =m021N Frome pomeny dr15=2m9" eis 20096)11962 aus3.22, The block hasa weight of20 lb andis being hoisted at uniform velocity: Determine the angle # for equilibrium and the required force in each cord. +125 «0; tysaa - 2 20008 = 0 Taso = 21100) L one . A 2h = 0, Tay = 2120e0801323, Determine the maximum weight W of the black that can be suspended in the position shown if each cord, can support a maximum tension of 80 Ib, Also, what is the angle @ for equilibrium? 1 Aaa Tig = 018 $125 = 0, souasir—w— Wome = 0 wo sneor = w+) o rt 2m = 0 soe = Weise = 0 a cor = W 00 o weet wer = Hd = Kism som Nc) Tuk Wad me"3.24 Determine the magnitude and direction of the equilibrium force Fag exerted along link AB by the tractive apparatus shown. The suspended mass is 10 kg [Neglect the size of the pulley at 4 ‘Free Body Diagram : Te eotion ae cor she ne rough te cont, ai 1009.81) = 9.1, Equations of Equibriam : 2 +0, gcoud Lon 7-98.00 80 “ond © 94757 a #75 #0, 9819075" 98 tin" Fatin 6 25390 a ‘Solving Bt (1 2 ile 150" Ry BRIN ane t covet | 0981029218328. Blocks D and # weigh S Ib each and block E weighs 8 Ib. Determine the sag s for equilibrium. Neglect the size of the pulleys. sn— an stp 0 AD ame Feo oa sartoH = 88 3.26. If blocks D and F weigh 5 Ib each, determine the weight of block F if the sag s = 3 ft. Neglect the size of the pulleys.3.27, The it sling is used to hoist a container having & ‘mass of 50 kg. Determine the fore in each of the cables AB and AC a8 a function of 8 Ifthe maximum tension allowed in each cable is 5 KN, determine the shortest lengths of cables AB and AC that can be used forthe if ‘The center of gravity ofthe container is located at G. Jace, op te am by cen before cet eccomoce Ta. =S0K081) ISN Equations of Equilibrium ‘ya a0, Aico O-Ryon nO em hasF tug eo, 90s-2Fan Geo Fa U4s2sexe 8) 8 Th, FesBenFe(zasece)iN Ame tre masima awl sion athe cables SE, usasac 0 3000 o-Ba 1s Frome romery, 19 25, a =29377 Toso 15 wine an =r1-28, The load has a mass of 15 kg and is ifted by the pulley system shown, Determine the force Fin the cord bs a function ofthe angle 0, Plot che function of force F versus the angle 0 for 0 = 8 97, Bly Dram Tsao ek I Equations of Equilibrium: | SH <0, Fsind-Fsind=0 (Satisfied 1) é STER =o feos 0-175 20 Fe(r3.6ace 8) Ane ae 40° pcaeiyerari6 A 3.29, The picture has a weight of 10 and sto be hung. ‘over the smooth pin B. Ifa strings attached tothe frame At points A and C, and the maximum force the string can Support is 15 Ib, determine the shortest string that ean be safely used, Free Body Diagrem : Soc te pia amon, te eno fore econ the sane erouphont cod Equations of Equlbrium : Sy =0, Tes OTe 0 (Sauyieer) stage w-anmeeo reZy 1 ein he cord cannot ease! 15, hen oan erin 1 From te geome, £222 ant 021947, Theirs in3.30, The 2004 uniform tank is suspended by means ‘of a 6--long cable, which is attached tothe sides of re tank and passes over the small pulley located at 0. Ifthe cable can be attached at either points A and for 4nd D. determine which attachment produces the least ‘mount of tension inthe cable, What i this tension? ‘ree Body Diagram :y cbuevain, the faceF bso gpa te ‘ete weph of Ge ak Ths, F200, The aio inal ee ‘roupioa te abe Equations of Equilibrium : SU +0, Tov6-Tas G00 (Satisfied) 4125 +0; 200-270 8-0 m Frome fuacin cbse stove, one rai thin deo proses he lesan of exson in ei, sin @ ene @ te a rt PotnBl Siache tach fete pot Cand D proces & rau (0 co} +7053") a compared te ache of he eble ‘opoies A nd (0 meat} a 483), ‘The atnchment of the cable te polatC and D he least amon of tanto Inte able, Tw,83.31. A vertical forve P = 10 Ib is applied to the ends of the 2-t cord AB and spring AC. Ifthe spring has an unstretched length of 2 ft, determine the angle 8 for = 15 iit equilibrium. Take k 43:32, Determine the unstretched length of spring AC if a force P=80lb causes the angle @ = 60" for ‘equilibrium, Cord AB is? ft long, Take k = 50 bit bee nyt Sah eae Temeeo o 5 + F ETH « Ta =e ‘ rm Be fad aioe 20-a0) fA pee, Te mel meee reat 200-0 ae \ Pp 1 er tev pate shor * ne ona’ 0 +705 <0 Tans + Kans” 80 =0 Satie fe 0 0/B »83:33, A“scale"isconstructed with a 4fUlong cord and the 10-b block D. The cord is fixed to pin at A and passes over two small pulleys at B and C. Determine the weight of the suspended block E if the system is in ‘equilibrium when = 1.5 f ‘Pree Body Diagram : Th ean en he corti se tvaghont ‘econ, ars 101, From he rome, “2% <0, stain 235-10 2358 =0 (Saeed) 210) 2858-0 We=18ab ro 95W334. A caris to be towed using the rope arrangement shown, The towing force required is 600 Ib. Determine the minimum length / of rope AB so that the tension in either rope AB oF AC does not exceed 750 Ib. Hint: Use the equilibrium condition at point A to determine the required angle @ for attachment, then determine { using, trigonometry applied to triangle ABC. Cue: Atane Tue © 70. Saget tment ty cate Jeon a1 0, GOD Taney Hos 0 re. . ‘ew e910 Typ 691390 < 1508 (0.K!) aC ST) * a cwe2: Aame Tay = 750 SB = 0 Ty cor ~ 150m ota, (0 Tye sin" 750i “noice + 500 = 620 433.01/TaFS ? = (on - 10 Solving ts quar equation or the foto @ tha es «pate value for Tic 8B Te = MONb> 0m (GD38, The spring has stiffness of k = 800 N/m and an unstretched length of 200 mm. Determine the force tables BC and BD when the spring i held in the position shown, The Fore in The Spring: Tet sees 12 05-02 703m AevegEa3-2, webs fy =te=s00(03) «206 Equations of Egubiam eo Keawaseh O70r,+08hp 20 0 TER =O Aeanesr—fo(2 Fie = 04s 1 Song a(t (1 es, SIN shew us an — S336 The sling BAC is used to lit the 1004 load with se nnint Velocity Determine the fore inthe sing and plot whore 6 gets) a5 a function ofits orientation 8, «ap = % where 0 <6 = 90° * 97The 104 lamp fixture is suspended from two springs, each having an unstretched length of 4 ft and stiffness of k = SIbift. Determine the angle 8 for wo wan esi. loos y=? [TOT pe Teo Tene=0 equilibrium, st-o mme-t=0 De [+n —+— sn —4 roe kes song yeaa ee, 23:38, The pa andits contents have a mas of 60g. the cable is 15 m tong, determine the distance y ofthe pulley for equim Neglect the size ofthe pulley at + 10m ig he 590 VTS yee ny Diagram Sc ep sont, esa fe Ae ‘neces tetume Wouphotbe ae od x= (iby “ Equations of Eqairiom: 7 Stn nne-ning=0 one From 5 1 Conary A aVGOOO“R a VAT ning a] an ys a a fe in hogs MoO oF s wh Fa 2] ole e \aomaFeoa a eae. ry [OTT 0-2 ¥ ws SEPP ele ease 0 . a 600881)« 286-6013:39. A 4k8 sphere rests on the smooth parabolic surface. Determine the normal force it exerie oe the surface and the mass mip of block B needed 10 hold it the equilibrium position shown, Geomeuy: The atl 0 which he sue mate wh te horsoet be deere! fe deo Blan ener 20 Pree Body Diagram ; Te ention te cori he ane drvughout te ord al te weigh ck B Wy = my (981. Bquaions of Equliriam ; S25 =O; my (O81oe or Mein #0 N= S8Omy oy $125 60, my(931)nn 6 6 Hen 62.49°=39 2600 14857my + D4ATIN 039.24 a Solving Eg. an (2 yess men3Sbeg waI99N an HEYHEN! G8,©3.40, ‘The hkg pipe is supported at A by a system of five cords. Determine the force in each cord. for equilibrium, Tay inter ~ 30981) = Tava 0% aw Scan ste at)- mone «0 fin 03-008 Am 4001. Determine the magnitude and direction of F, 1d to keep the concurrent force system in RnR oR seh = (-s00) 1 (patna -senaso an TPO, = 300s 30} +n 34) N= (259.3 13008) N Fy = (4804) w Equations of Equlibriam Treo: RoR eK 4 hee 1429), ~$00-34286628041)} ++ ( 5, 1171484 1500-450) bo and componen, we bave A -129=0 A sta Fi, -s0~342869 299381 «0 R436 1500-4800 Themagnae fF eee 2 SOFT = Gn59N 26088 Ane “Te corte desion els ae orale ae ‘(lem (22ete 1013-42, Determine the magnitudes of Fj, Fy, and Fs for ‘equilibrium of the particle = Fier + snsore) nent % A mow Roun Bn son (05K1 + 08660R KN = (0amt O85 pN B= Blox ~ a3) (-asec05 - 055538 eo, ~ aoncon3" 05% + 06 ~ as6coR =o 08%, ~ 055 +4omsnter = 0 343. Determine the magnitudes of F,F, and F; for ‘equilibrium of the particle y= 0; Ransor-280 Rese Ae mo aseenis- 2K Renssw Aa 102 5 ~ Shewsr-asiely = Asante 0#344, Determine the magnitude and direction of the force P required to keep the concurrent force system in Carterton Vector Notatton: , = 2(cos 41 4.cn 60") ens 120°) HA (1414+ 1.00} 1.008) RN aunenen oo )- (1250 +0.50)+0.50) kN 5 = (-0509) Panlenene Equations of Equltriam @ RsmsReP=0 (2+ 1414-0250)14( + 100+050-0.50) j+ (R= L004 05K = quaint andi componens, we have R+1a1s-02%0=0 P= HL 24100+050-05020 — =-1.00kN 2-100+05060 A= 0500RN ‘Te magne fF, is a ROE = Vora Cn +0007 Lee L612 ‘Ans 1033448. The three cables are used to support the 800-N lamp. Determine the force developed in each cable for equilibrium.3:46, If cable AB is subjected to 2 tension of 700 N, determine the tension in cables AC and AD and the ‘magnitude ofthe vertical force F. Cartesian Vector Nota a3 raat = (201+) 1 eR) om ast 2) este Je-aamng, sos -oee (ES y) meow oh, = 06667 oh-06467F gk Fay = Foo en fe ol Tre caer, rn Equations of Equlibriam ae (200~02208%¢~03338%,9)4 (300+ 03077Fe— 06657 9)} ¥(-t00-09231Fic-O6467Rg+ Dk =e [auting|.Jand component, we hee 2300-02108, ¢-03333F19 +0 a 300+ 03077F,e-D6667Rg =0 a = 40-09051F 08665 +F=0 6 Sving Bp. (2a 1) ye Fics ON FipeSION Fa 10GON= 10648 oe 4053.47, Determine the stretch in each of the two springs fequired to hold the 20-kg crate in the equilibrium position shown. Each spring has an unstretched length of Bim and asifess of k = 300 N/m, toc Pe (ise) Equations of Equibriam = =0, Cre ta)(Ge-u)o (Sem its)eo8 Exusing jand componens, weave Foc tFos Fon #F=® Yrentant _ a Srenre0 a Soting Eg 2} and ye FygH289N Fag =ORIN Fp =6SAN Using sping formas, 64.3~2, ering 981 som masz am Ans so = 24 wom me 321 a 9 SE tm an tog BS sons 106"348, If the bucket and its conte On decks a its cootents havea total weight DB, and De foree inthe supporting cables Da, 13-49, The 2500-N crate is to be hoisted with constant velocity from the hold of a ship using the cable arrangement shown. Determine the tension in each of the three cables for equilibrium, ose you 02g 030M 082 ale )von Palas e2F)-0682F gk ; I. (022091307 gh 002d) “Ozh Oath) 068K A 02171042 O85 +25 (0200 0228 8457) ORM y 08, 0428.) ]-csenncteoumys 08k 0220p -02t0h, 024s =0 ro} “omni -0asith, onic 23-0 om Solin Et) 10783.50, The lamp has @ mass of 15 kg and is supported by a pole AO and cables AB and AC. Ifthe force in the pole acts along its axis, determine the forces in AO, AB, and AC for equilibrium. 0307 ~0666Tg ~ 02ST 108351. Cables AB and. of 500 N, and compression of 3 of the lamp that ‘The force in the ‘AC can sustain a maximum tension the pole can support a maximum 100 N. Determine the maximum weight «ean be stipported in the position shown, Pole acts along the axis of the pole Toe Lm g—_ | ese, $09 2h 0 2 Jom tne we 2) Aimee = 50% 109ne the tension in cables AB, AC, and AD. flelb crate in equilibrium3-53. The boom supports a bucket and contents, which have total massof kg. Determine the forces develned in struts AD and AE and the tension in cable AB for ‘quilbrium. The force in each strut acts along its axis, (Cenesian Vector Notation: nol). ee, 216 3)904 ol Yeareaee, tra Fo dr deaebiee P= (-20004) 8 Equations of Equi PaO Rutt hyeeP oo ano f rae e Frettakie-o-0 oy Soin 0. 2 an (3) ye Fiat Fig*2076N= 1424 Ane Fg= IBN LIN ane484 Determine the force in each of the three cables needed to tthe tractor which has a mass of 8 Mg, Caneaian Vector Nota fasta = 032765078617, rhe he{ BE) osrigc s0stefs OT ck ar ool eu |=-0s lasek Tae eres) Equations of Equlibriam Br=0 Fy thieretF=0 (05241 s05241h,e- 0.160%) 4(-O374Fy #032760) ‘C0 bfig “07861 Fe OSH + 18) gunn, jan compooens, we hve OSutfy #05241 -03162F.9=0 a 02276, +03276he =O a Ta m6tfy ~O76LR¢ -O94E7Fg +7848 =O 8 Soting Ea (1. 2} and] yk fa FicH 166K Fig = SS2EN an 4123 of $8, Determine the for : ce acting along the axis ofeach (he three struts needed to support the S00 bck + 02181-0879 55 -oe W #300981) = 905% tree Heke owee TR =0: 01k oh «0 ER =0: 0762 -o2sesh - 08729 =0 ER 0; 0.6 ~ 0.432 Fe ~ 0.4364 Fy 1908 = 0 Fn kw Feet Ae Cre mcd13.56, The Sivkg pot is supported from A by the three cables Determine the force acting. in cach cable for ‘equilbvium, Take d = 2 m faa ea = tat 6-243 eYeorecare, sa) Equations of Equlitriom 2 Jct Thy 20 eee Flat Fhiet Hin s905=0 a a a Song 1), (2) a ics Fem ho=312 1 =SEON aw387. Determine the height d of cable AB so that the force in cables AD and AC is one-half as grat asthe foree in cable AB, What is the force in each cable for this case? The lower pot has a mass of $0 ke. COREA Ma= a) re ee) ‘of cater Shute dnate F=(-w05e) Eanatons of Equtibrum PHO: Mythic ork Har wns)ene ao (Satefied (a), 05-35, ay owevs, Ay = (Fila), th eben (and (2) no in apres ts A4-(bts) ofoos dea} ‘Sabving for posite root, we have ha=t9m Nason bn mm, Kevha=Huinmar0x ae (to, eusson (51979) 20.798 Fa), = 905 Gan 9= 600 3.00 23.61. 1153.88, The 80-Ib chandelier is supported by three wires as shown, Determine the force in each wire for equilibrium. 359. If each wire can sustain a maximum tension of 120 tb before it fails determine the greatest weight of the chandelier the wires will support in the position shown. Here « Hite Fhe Aasne Fe = 120. ro 4. (0) 1 pyc ae San - ae tn > wom eD pone = 19 Pm a 080) Line « Ayamenay = 0 aahe ~ 76" fie = MASI < 12018(0.KD hn + dysanints #8 fig = MASS < 120 (OK!) anagem AMe wa Behe + ot ha)Three cables are used to su Determine the HPPOH a SOO. ting lesion in each cable for equilibrium, Caesien Vector Notation Foc * Fel px BEIT a 30) a 0 Tea SOF sam SOF a, 05156, oF etch OF ck Fig = Ro OIF i 304 rere re = -OS196F.1-02R,)-08n ok P= (900) & Equations of Equa TsO Myohethys tao (05196%.c~05196R91 + (0654 -03%¢~034,9)) +085 08% 08g 90K =0 ui, J and conponen, we have 951965,-~ 0519665 «0 a Oy O3F.e 03% 9 «0 2 ~My ORF 08%, 500=0 B ‘Sobig Ba. 1), (2) (ys Fin hem hip e315 Ane eis do symm cables re fur=Fie™ Fa. Sunming oes mss Heo ft 0 rexsm3.61. The 800-1 cylinder is supported by three chains fas shown. Determine the force in each chain for equilibrium. Take d = 1 ft fh (agty)eomearomnnn te gr tend FE onmgetcommies at ori -0207) ) i omen ericarag sccies eeasaatansya risen (070TH, ~0.5f;9)i+(-0707 ean een Bh=% anh 05h4=0 2-0, “07s eoa BE=G GOON g INA OTE =O Sot Ep, 2} 063) fart en Boe as3:62. A small pop P rests on a spring that is contained inside the smooth pipe. When the spring is compre £0 that s = 0.15 m, the spring exerts an upward force of 60N om the peg. Determine the point of atachioere Als v0) of cord PA so thatthe tension in conde Pek and PC equals 30 N and SON, respectively, Cersion Vector Netti Foe =U) a, Foy 2 0f et cnn} tas N Cerrrend Frc 2 | Tee OI) spats 2s— toate) W Tear aT, Fa(ou) 8 Equations of Equilibrium, Tra0 Batty ee tF 20 (he), 3040} 50), -280ne281) [60),-1059-1921-c0)ee0 yee jan compan, weave a),-2at 20 (ho, 38418 (5), ~180042561-=0 (hp, #248 G),-1059-192140=0 (ha) 53025 ‘Temagninde oF is bu VEG ie = VAT Ta 3026 48.968 ‘Te coordinate desion ales we ove [Se (8) asus ee 1c [ee ( 28) oar Reve eta rant, 08 cor” ays O27 Phos 202427603832 = 01508 an 77 Phos Bx O2427a4 105-0012 fa363. Determine the force in each cabl Support the 3500.1b platform, Set d = 4 ft 10 = Bl om Ay yar’ i ya”? 21-0360 ph + 00524 ~ 0926579) Te Fi toatl ~ 09st) torent ~ 02683) ~ 0294) Bay oa sobin. Fig = 2 ep Ams Fie = 0916 tp Ane 1203:4 The 80s ball is suspended from the horizontal ‘ing using three springs each having an unstretched length of 15 Mand stiffness of 50 1b/ft. Determine the vertical listance h from the ring to point A for equilibrium, i, tamagton age _— Sire Poe: ie, web Feateontages Sia) Bas ay fer Suiring Ey (2) nw (1 yes Sobving by tian ee, we have yeeuas Geometry 15st3465, Determine the tension developed in cables OD and OB and the strut OC, required to support the Si+kg crate The spring OA has an unstretched length of 08 m and astifiness ko = 12 kNim. The foree inthe strut acts along the axis of the strut. Free Body Diagram : The sprog srectes=1-% ‘ie aping foe if = br 2(02) = 024 EN = 20. 08+ 02m Hence, Canarian Vector Notation oe )- patted rant ets ick =) noon SS tonto SM ete F=(-005) N Roa toc Fon thy +P =O fio) — inte Hn) quan, Sand componens, we be te And ~ Fon ~ Flac jfon =O a aaa Heat He-n00 a Lig +2 +p 4905 « 3) fins oct Ffio 05 =0 a Sobving Bg. (2 and (yk Figs TON Fee 150N fey = AQON Ane 12 26096)= 47054366. The pipe is held in place by the vice If the bolt exerts a force of $0 Ib on the pipe in the direction shown, determine the forces Fy and Fy that the smooth contacts A and B exert on the pipe. Reuse aw Bee ene ten Y is ze the springs sustain a force of © P Determine the magnitude ofthe applied vertical force Feand

(My) qs he pms wilrme Coumerelockr ite, Ans 25, Two boys push onthe gate as shown. I the boy at E exerts a force of Fy = 30 Ib determine the maghiods ofthe force Fa the boy at A must exert order te evens the Bae from turning, Neglect the thickocss of the pa ‘nde o preven he gu fom ung, the ‘tut momen tou pout C mat be gel a0. whet Mstemneote-n)oy Aono ane4.26, The towline exerts a force of P 4 KN at the end fof the 20-m-long crane boom. If @ = 30°, determine the Mexmun meat 0 4 BA placement x of the hook at A so that this force ereates a ‘maximum moment about point O. What is this moment? eee a Rabiner — aR.) = 804 427, The towline exerts a force of P = 4 KN atthe end of the 20-m-long crane boom. Ix = 25 m, determine the position # of the boom so that this force creates a faximum moment about point O, What is this moment? 62am = M0)= 000m = OLD Ane 400 og) — mn cag) sung = 1Semy = 20 oe su astee ee Sie eages Dye yPe rere DVT 4 20802 vase 138frat ¥ GM = COVE « a42¥ Ft Mew AME ang . Fo doo a foo i 429. Determine the moment ofthe force F about point ‘A asa function of Plot the results of M (ordinate) vores 8 (abscissa) for 0° = 0 180" (+ someon uaa) toe ke SE met t0sab0 we sar (Wau * 1200 sin $6.3 + 80060 863°» EEN 1394.28, Determine the ditection 9 for O° = 180" of epson the force Fo that Fpradoces (a the maximum moment fala ta cae econ eee Ko a = if | Hel (GM ON TITER We peton Faso, vw (2) =n ba " we. "(G) =e" 428, Determine the moment of the force F aboot point A as a fancton of 8. Pot the rexals of M (ordinate) ‘versus H(abseiss) for O° = B= 18D" (it sion + scone) 140Oe I tl bi replacement is subjected to a rrce the ne Determine the moment ofthe foe moment of this force about ' the neck at and a the stem 9 Nps Soret ten rin (44 eset een eine of aston of eta (+ = 1209057006) + Me =-1200 190.1586) Geer eteN al (coavese *431 The crane can be adjusted for any angle O° < 0= 90° and any extension 0 x = Sim. For asuspended me of 120 kg, determine the moment developed at as 8 function of x and &, What valves ofboth x and @ develop the maximum possible moment at A? Compute the moment. Neglect the sizeof the pulley at (+ Meant 9an7seneo 6 =UMIe8 O07508)) Now = U.N 67.5+2))WN-m (sleckwir ‘Pemasimun momeatatA cess when 8 "ands = 5m © daa t-te 9505) sstetnn Tw ecto) ane Am 141+432, Determine the angle @ at which the SOON force rst tt A thatthe moment ofthis Farce about oie Bs ewia wo ze, (om nan 1(82) ons 3. Sepment of il pipe foram il wel arth hata pcb amount by sgt seo ong TA Sip he pe ana hydra Snr (nt show) 4 ‘Sdn the fowe F apie one Ths feat : “Sone ele whch fes au sul uy PH tetas erjomly france tong acho Sree te magnate of fceFwhich ms baptied seit te mow about te ppe hf = 2000 ee in er nen th same moment wht mate = ‘oF Fis required when the tng rotate 3 to the dashed postin? Nore Tweangle DAPis not 0" nis position, woe (HEE 142.4H, Determine the moment of the force at A about Point O. Express the result asa Cartesian vecion Moment of Force ¥ About Polat 0: Applying 4.41, we have Mo =o, ak So ‘| lo 3» 4 * (260+ 18465108) Nom 438. Determine th % Moment ofthe force at A about Point P. Express the n sul 8 a Cartesian vector, Position Vector. Fa BUS~H14(7-9)614-C2))E) w smn Pe A ee hn — bad = (40 +2246 9906) Nm am*436, Determine the moment ofthe force F at A about iO. Express the result as a Cartesian vector a : ; Penney ta NAST « 650 a abl 437. Determine the moment of the force F at A about point P. Express the result as a Cartesian vector. Ha Say ats] Me = (18 16) 198) 144£38. ‘The curved rod lies in the xy plane and has a radius Of 3 m. Ifa force of F = 80. acts at its end as shown, determine the moment ofthis force about point O. he= Ul -- am OTT =e. Irate 52800 chal 100-20) ma 499. The curved vod isin he) plane and awa Of m Ika forse of = SON ace ats end as shown, termine the moment offre about poi B te 1 aye tn te OTT «srg ‘ A Mmnerr[ratse aesteay Hes(8 0) 2) MEU 907) — 1S Nm hag TT *440, The force F = (600K + 300) 6Odk} N aes an the end gf the beam. Determine the moment ofthe force about point A. + s9a1+ 1am fee Moonee =a b> Mex (0+ 10) 68) ene 145441. The curved rod has a radius of $f. Ifa force of 60 Ip acts at its end as shown, determine the moment of this force about point C. (Sti 60-05 (Son =) m = (6330)-2504) m tof SOI 19 (0-SHWK) [= 0) += Sin )(O= Seo = (51.231¢22997)-21.464) & Moment of Force Fay About Point C: Apying 4-1, we bare Meteora mk 3, 22 2s Inds apm ats =38a4-roy am) m8 Ane 4:42. A force F having a magnitude of F = 100 N acts long the diagonal of the parallelepiped, Determine the ‘moment of Fabout point A, using My = #4 %Fand My = tore, vv (2st eae 02 Fe C5si4 an2y + assy toy ok xP] 0-06 oa (-1601-mikNm Awe bsas wor ae: seoerrelite bl (-1601- 321KIN- Ame S83 m2 261 443, Determine the smallest force Fthat must be applied ‘along the rope in order to cause the curved tod, which hes 4 radius of 5 ft, to fail at the support C. This requires a moment of M = 80 lb-ft to be developed at C fog = (43100) 2905 nolan) “TOES sac + ene ag = Ay (08538 + 0379) 038580) won’, si] Perey Me > aN COROT CTT TT Wo = 54310) 14644, ‘The pipe assembly is subjected o the 8-N force. Determis ine the moment ofthis force about point A. Potion Vector And Force Vector. te = (055-0).9(04~0)}+(-02-0)) m = {0581+04)-024) F808 20°cn 4204s HP} 18 30) = (4453+ 53.07}-a004) N Moment of Force ¥ About Point A: Applying 844-1, wehwe « a3] = (S248 ye ae) Nom Ane 4-48. “The pipe assembly is subjected 10 the 8O-N force Determine the moment of this force about point B Poslion Vecior And Force Vector. Fe = (055-014(04-04))4(-02-014) m (038-024) m 1 = 808 3°44 04 3a ay = (43319 S307j—w008) amr ste tn ie ky is 3 = (1041+ 13.1442928) Now ane 147446. Strut AB of the L-m-diameter hatch door exerts a force of 450 N on point B. Determine the moment of this force about point 0. Poution Vector And Force Vector: on = (0-004 (1008 20°-09 (tin 3-094} ms = 108660) + 054) og * (058i 30-094 +(05 40.538 9" -0)} (0-014) (0250+ 0920) m (0 05in Pi + oe 50°~(0 540.5608 DN sin =O [0-035 WF + {lear = OS OS I (Tow =O = 1-199:21-53, 540399608) N rol Moment of Force F About Point 0: hopvng Eq 4~7, weave ys ie =| 0 osm 0s Isom -85 awed ees oe | = (3781-99944 1738) Ne —r 447, Using Cartesian vector analysis, determine the resultant moment of the three forces about the base of the column at A. Take F, = {4004 + 300} + 120k) N, . oo |$ § Bf -tamseanane . Lae ns : £ Yosasinas oe webs Mu = 36412405 = 190m My 901» 6009) 48m ane 148."448. A force of F = {61 ~ 2) + Ik} KN produces a moment of Mo = [41 + 5} — 14k} kN-m about the ‘origin of coordinates, point O. If the force acts ata point hevig a x coordinate ofx = 1m, determine the» and 449, The force F = (61 +8) + 10k) N creates a ‘moment about point QofMo = (li + 8) + 2k) N-m. the force passes through & point having an x coordinate ‘of | m,determine the y and z coordinates of the point. Als, realizing that Mg = Fd, determine the perpendicular distance d from point O 10 the line of action of F. nis ase hy FI HM tyne fe -t9s6 reg team4480. Using a ring collar the 75-N force can act in the Vettical plane at various angles @ Determine the ‘magnitude ofthe moment it produces about point A, plot ‘the result of M (ordinate) versus 0 (abscisa) for P= 9 = NWP, and specify the angles that give the maximum and een wok, ed 6 rseoe 15 = 125s = 150908} + cob Me AUR SOF TCD aa oO cae « RET TERS Bh -Haesasicorn sys 2906018 +0, 060", 90, 180" Ame Maa = TSN. 00500 Me ION 800% 10 451. Determine the moment of the force F about the (Oa axis. Express the result as a Cartesian vector, + 20kIN wee eke Ed Yom Oy = edt, eo sdye dy Od (210) ¢ 1638) maw 150‘4-52. Determine the moment ofthe force F about the ‘a axis. Express the result as a Cartesian vetor, Position Vector: (2-8 (3-O)4602-0K) me (-215 3628) Unit Vector Along ame Ait P= 2016 405+ 204)N Z i. donno Pc Ahn ff Reseda JS, eee om 0709) 7 tte lio nto - Led = 104-5318) 2185908) wn = cont -n304 = 08ek-0.55 (ea Me (0588-059 16904895. 18560) = (08601-16904 6(-05)-38819m saci eo) (ae = (at = 3173086504059 = 2615p ee 151%4.52, Determine the moment ofthe force F about the cas axis. Express the resal ah Caresan veto. a 04 4 = 28 =m 9284428) (6-044 05 7 = orn +0705 Moment of Frc F About a0 Aue: Wi F= (08 056208) . Nope 11 eb = sesnazoni +7001 = (aN Ane 4.83, Determine the resuitan moment of the wo foros about the Oa ais Expres the resulta a Cartesian vector. y= H160e 1 mF cmd = |= 445 + 56.6 y= tin" 0 e000" 0+ (6-08 ae nas ro psi = 259) 0 ete 849) A =H) — AONE +2) — HON AK (topo —ssh9n + 808) soy = =n j= 86-055 0 stk — 059-40 0835135 218 (Man = (Medan = 50178 — 08) 162454, Determine the magnitude ofthe moment of each of the three forces about the axis AB, Solve the problem (2) using a Cartesian vector approach and (b) using a Scalar approach, 1) Vector Anaiysie feCisim nanee Ra CaMN RSH)N B= (4S Unit Vector Along AB Axis pe PMEHO-19 mene 08-065 o ey = 08((1.9(-40)-0)-040=720N-m Ane ads ele, A or -06 ie 4 am s 8 (Mens eae) os 06 Ac Ane 38 1) Scalar Analysis: Sine moment smo oct, and F egal Am Momentarm dom foe Fo ai AB ie 1S 3.19" 120m, (a) R= 60129) = .0N-w an 153| 4:88. The chain aM exerts force of 20 Ib on the door at B. Determine the magnitude of the moment of this force along the hinged 248 + of the door = ntocnn. 7) 11.103)(4]-0+0 Position Vector and Force Veeor: eee A roa = (3-041 6-004) = (3804) & ton = (0091+ ene 20° -0)}+(34n 2-H) Mobteon 2B) = (ani9iys LonstK) 8 -| v oga Sal ae “ine 17H sips satan 2-04 +(0-Jom 207}444-38in20)4.) Pat 1.102) (1.02611-0+0 YS= 08 (Onion a0 aS 11.103) 3.7128) =n Moment of Force F About x Axle: Tt vecot dong hex wi it heyng By 411, weave M, 284004 X10 reo Abe abe uta uae tim 1039"486. ‘The force of F= 30/N acts on the bracket as shown. Determine the moment of the force about the 2-1 axis of the pipe. Also, determine the coordinate direction angles of Fin order to produce the maximum ‘moment about the a~a axis What i this moment? FC PL cy + = Ushe isy ena f= (01s OusK@ os e o 1° we for o ots] asKm Am e304 1s is 2 és rut be perpen Z « ~ one '* ont omnis ose Be cor'o = 9 Ame ya cor' O57 = $63 Ame Ma 500.1800) = 40m Ame 155487, The cutting tool on the lathe exerts a force F on the shaft in the direction shown, Determine the moment ‘of this force about the y axis of the shaft. Me wtenn M = 27857 = 027m ang 4458. "The hood ofthe automobile supported by the 7 Strut AB, which exerts a force of F = 24 1b onthe hood Determine the moment ofthis fre abou the hinged ay. P= (a) Pe eof Ht Vearrars ai} = (9300 + 98 +1940) sino oo ang" MCAT meme 489. Determine the magnitude of the moments of the force F about the x,y, and 2 axes Solve the protlent (2) using a Cartesian vector approach sealar approach Wd (b) using a 18) Vector Anatysis ap “4-014 0-044 (-2-0k) fe fake oaks Moment of Force ® About z, 9 and: Axes The nites sng A yd 0G ae, and especey. Applying Ea 4, wee, Mab xe) fed ko 3 Pejate yam =HO0=021-0))-0F061808-& An Mahe x) tid 20-1403) -(0eare Ans 9) Seater Anais Makita xP Mot: 4 = 20-30) 21500-4 ee 2B M2 120)-20)=18000 ane h 3 A % Mg =sea Lo Bg. =02)4304) 4008.8 nOOeUsiaeae aOR Ane MOM: Ma—4/0120 6360 Ane 1862460. Determine the moment of the force F about an gus extending between A and C: Expres the oral ce Cartesian vector, ren = (28) (4-01 413-0952 KY A (443) 2K) 8 Unt Vector Along AC Avis (4-91+0-05 EOF aso Vrorea-oF Moment of Force F Al 2wolyon .4~11, webve AC Axis: WiBF = (4:613)=38) Mac M4e-(6en *F) ox o6 ° 0 Wea ea = 0810003) -121-2))-0610(-3)-4¢-21 +0 4-61. ‘The lug and box wrenches are used in combination to remove the Tug nut from the whee! hub the applied force on the end ofthe box wrench is F [Hi ~ 12) + 2k} N, determine the magnitude of the ‘moment of this force about the x axis which is effective in unscrewing the lg nut. N-0618(-3)-4-2140 Aen Expreg Myc as a Canesian etry 1440081406) UNS) Postion Vector and Farce Veeor * = (0075-0 14(03-0)8) m= (009512034) w Moment of Force ® About x Avis: The unt cur songs ais Wid F = (41~12)+28)N, soning Ey 4~ lec hare Monto) ton -f cos ol = M0075(2)~(-12)(03))-040 225Nn ane462. A 70-1 force ais vertically on the “2 bracket Determine the magnitude of the moment of this force about the holt axis (z axis) Peston Vector And Force Veeor: Fou =((-8-D14 (6-0) in = (846) 27s 15% ~eo5 1964) = (18.1175 -676198) Moment of Force F About «Axis: Twi vce songs ‘oping 3 411, weave Monk tron «FY 6 oo 0 esis £0-06 116-610) =(8118.117) 19 in Negative sign incu aM toward egies Ma 108 463. Determine the magnitude of the moment of the force F = (Sti ~ 20) ~ 80k} N about the baseline CA of the tripod "4464, The flex-headed ratchet wrench is subjected to a force of P = 16 tb. applied perpendicular to the handle as shown. Determine the moment or torque this imparts along the vertical axis of the bolt at A «14075 © ronincryIf tone or moment of 0 thin is required to : looser the bott at determine the force tht must be applied perpendicular to the handle ofthe fexheaded ratchet wrench 80~ P1078 + 10sinsr) ey / atm aw rr isi, 4-96, “The A-frame is beng hosted into an upright posi- Using «= tion by the verical force of F = 80'ly, Beernine the moment of this force abou the » axis when the rues = =aln30F Hea In the postion shown, . rae = oie ST 4 6m a Bsn ~ bom Sco 320 oe AH S54 19h 467. horizontal force of F-= (—SOIIN is applied ‘perpendicular tothe handle o the pipe wrench, Determine the moment Uat tis fore exerts slong the ats OA te ats) of the pipe assembly. Both the wrench an pins assembly OABC lie inthe y-z plane Suggestion, Use a Scalar ali, B= SMM Am a 189"468. Determine the magnitude ofthe horizontal fore =~ Fi acting on the handle ofthe wrench a0 that his force produces a component of moment along the OA ans © ax) ofthe pipe assembly of Mi = (UKIN- m, Bot the wrench and the pipe assembly, OABC, lie inthe 9 plane. Suggestion: Use scl alysis, ANT ge tne FF | 7 (tentensean suse _ Te _ Ll ‘moment. Eich force has « magnitde of F = 68 I Gimcntie teas (8) eenee(Suso 471. Determine the magnitude and sense of the couple ‘moment. Each force has « magnitage of F = # AN Gm atm vems(Jeenaa(SJaen 160“4.72. IF the couple moment has & magnitude of U0 Th fi determine tbe magnitude F ofthe coupe forces mr (Biner( 4.73, A twist of 4 Nsom i applied to the handle ofthe Srewdaver, Revolve thin couple moment ino a pair of couple Tore F exerted onthe handle and P exerted on ‘he blade, 4.74. The resultant couple moment created by the 160 ‘ouples acting on the disk is My = {1OK]kip i, Deter tine the mapitude of force T 1614-75. A device called a tolamite is used in various ways to replace slipping motion with rolling motion I the belt which wraps hetween the rollers subjected toa tension ‘of 18 N, determine the reactive forces N ofthe top and bottom plates on the rollers So thatthe resultant couple acting om the rollers sequal 4 zero 1550+ Soin 30) -W( S00 30) = a260N i 4-76, ‘The caster whee is subjected to the to couples Determine the forces F thatthe bearings ereate on the shaft so thatthe resultant couple moment on the caster 162 Gem e0:4.77. When the engine of the plane is running, the ‘vertical reaction that the ground exerts on the wheel at A is measured as 650 Ih When the engine is turned off however.the vertical reactions at A and Bare S75 Ib each. ‘The diference in readings at A iscaused by a couple ating fn the propeller when the engine is running. This couple tends to overturn the plane counterelockwise, which is ‘oppasite to the propellers clockwise rotation. Determine the magnitude of this couple and the magnitude of the reaction fore exerted at B when the engine is running, When he engine of te pn tren, he ling couple moment xe acoal fone of Fé 650-595 = 250 Thon wheel A td ‘esr te ace freon wheel B of F= 75.01 a well Hence, M2 750112) =9008-8 Ans ‘Teerciv fore a whe 8 fy =575-7506 500 ane 47% Two couples act on the beam, Determine the ‘magnitude of F so that the resultant couple moment is 450 Ib: ft counterclockwise. Where on the beam does the resultant couple moment act? (Meh s80~ 0K.)4 RonsO125) ‘he run cowpe este cy pit ae bea, 163479. Express the moment of the couple acting on the pipe assembly in Cartesian vector form, Solve. the (9 Me = ane a5) problem (a) using Eq. 4-13, and (b) summing the moment i ‘of each force about point O. Take F fas 4 re: Me = C87 mw hag om ov 2 6 age aay nae eee =f o& of. focs os oo Ie So Me 2108 + 25. 9254 MenES +8750 ne “4 If the couple moment acting on the pipe has a ‘magnitude of 400N-m, determine the: Magnitude F of the 9 GL) ‘eral force applied to each wrench, tos =f a J Me = (029 + 0356) Nm Me = CDT OE Fo eam Wea a 1644-81, The ends of the triangular plate are subjected to ltee couples, Determine the plate dimension dso that the resultant couple is 380 Nem clockwise Nea 5 ae C+ Meats ~350 2008061 - 0K 3") = 04 settee Ane 482, “Two couples act on the beam the magnitude of F so that the resultant couple moment i Sa0b- ft counterclockwise. Where on the beam doce the resultant couple act? as shown, Determine {ee «3h «fr s Renan sie cn aye, Ang 200% 483. Two couples act om the frame, I the resultant couple moment is to be zero, determine the distance d between the 80-Ib couple forces. ete + -soeanrey «Hema «0 165S484. Two couples act on the frame, If d= 4ft dtm th eum couple momen Compute ey ay excep result by resolving each force into x and y ‘components ae y and (a) nding the moment of cach couple ee ey Torn 4c components aout ant | som -socmer A” [tho tn 9 ee Ore moter eee 488. Two coupes act on the fame d= sh wu -eah determine the revlon couple moment Compare Re teal y resolving each fort ino‘ and pense ne Ae ee, and (a) finding the moment of each couple (Eq. 4-13) 1-50 sin30" -50 cos30" of Joie eee a ad () Summing "the moments ofall dhe force noo Te components about point B. 0 Game = Scasray — ens fancy + 0009 Me=i26mR Ane 4-86. Determine the couple moment. Express the result 8 Cartesian vector Panton Veter: Fae = (0 (-]h4(-3-J648-C-074) anys iaey Couple Moment: Wi = (50-20) +804) plying Be 15 Me Pay eee (3604+ 380563206) an 1664:87, Determine the couple moment, Express the result ‘4 Cartesian vector. Each force has a magnitude of F = 120 ‘Porton Veetr and Farce Vector Fag (3-DUFL6-(-IHO=DKI siesta a tno BBN 4-0}600-9% [B= aa 9-H = (002 ta -3424)- 51494) Couple Moment: Arpyng Eg. 4-15, webave | Morne ny le ote td mass -atae =Csieany-osmy mane TARR The gear reducer is subjected to the four couple moments Determine the magnitude of the resclns couple moment and is coordinate direction angen (06), 8G; (Ny); =38050=8508-m (4), = 23G) i), #306 10= 008m ‘Te magna fe ren coupe otis Coa = yeaa 994129398 ane M ‘Tecoowkaue dion ages ae 1674-89. The main beam along the wing of an aieplane is swept back at an angle of 25°, From load calculations it is dotermined that the beam is subjected to couple ‘moments M, ~ 17 kip: ft and M, ~ 25 kip: ft Determine the resultant couple moments created about the x and axes The axes all ie in the same horizontal plane. mH), (0 = 0 25°25 2° Sip Ane (ade =: yy = 1002425025 =24k9-4 an 4490, If F = (100k) N, determine the couple moment that acts on the assembly Express the result asa Cartesian vector. Member BA lies inthe x-y plane. N= (306 3699 senses 609) = (23.208 + 399.9) : tempore se , We onaaser smnecasiey = 082-209) Ment ger % “Hedy Me = ON 2) vm 168491, If the magnitude of the resultant couple moment is I5N+m, determine the magnitude F of the forces applied to the wrenches. ros (BG see + 405 9%) = e230 +3898) om ony ew esse aoe fared Me = (007M + 040 = Me = (ORT Ter oar ‘sy as an 84 Me = -ROAO = ROMY = (ROT OTE 492. The sear reducer i subjected tothe coupe . ‘moments shown, Determine the resultant coupe moment thaspeiy magnitude andcordnate cretion snpee | Express Bach Couple Moment at Cartesian Vector: 1M = (50) No My = 60608 0% + in 307) Nom (51.96-¢ 3008) Ns Revatant Couple Moment My=2M MyM, 84, $151.96 30.3008) Noe “Tee magninde of he erlan cope momen My ETE OE TRON m= IN Ane ‘Thecoortnuedeson ang ae 169fhe rewltan supe moments mgmitode Fo the forces applied = 07F 042144) oe apron Bach Cope Moment 4 Corin Veter: (20) 4704.93. The gear reducers subject tothe couple moments shown. Determine the resultant couple moment and Specify its magnitude and coordinate direction angles, Beprrs Bach: M, = (4) IM, = 20a 30%sin 4% ca 3045} in 304) Bf = ($8 95146 99) -40.04) Bt Resultant Coupte Mo My=2M My (048999 = (1.01489) <004) 4 5 1110=90)=4004) Ave ‘The magna of eeu coupe mom My = Sino a anaes aT bean = 642 ane Moet Mann 494 The meshed gears are subjected to the couple ‘moments shown. Determine the magnitude of the Fesultant couple moment and specify its coordinate direction anges My = (508) Now IM, = 20-8 20° 30" cot 2050604 i 2078) Nm {93971 =16.276)+ 63408) 8m Retultant Couple Moment MyeIM: MyM #M, = (93911 16279+ 506M) Nm = (-93911—16244 56.8404) Kom ‘Tremapnae of eesti coupe moments My (SIT S16 TO Asm ‘The coowlaae drone ae a] Posy |495. A couple acts on cach of the handles of the ‘minidual valve. Determine the magnitude and coordinate direction angles ofthe resultant couple moment. +4.96, Determine the resultant couple moment of the ‘wo couples that act on the pipe assembly. The distance From Ata B is d= 400 mm. Express the result as @ Cartesian vector. Vector Analysis 4g = {(038-035) + (04063-0954 (048 30-9} 1-0.) 0.20) = Couple Moments: Wid F,=(35e) NaF, = (508) N oping Eytn 15, wetave (M0), rae yk lo -a346e 024 = (12129 Nom foe aw ak 0 «(-100)- 17324) ¥- M, = 350038) — 25003) ca0e = — 18625 =25(035) a0" = =25777 Ne = IRS bec ane (asn ‘Resaliont Couple Moment My=2M, My 0M, 1), 121 100)-173k) Nm Ane Scalar Analyse : Summing momen sss, yand wes, weheve (06a = 2M: ty), 386040830 = 1212 Nm (9, = 2M ay, ==s0(048 30%) = “100Nw (04, EMG: 4g, = $0,004 30) 1724.97. Determine the distanced between A and Bs that the testa couple moment has a magni of Hf 20.N-m. 7 (33KIN {(035~035)46 (des 50°09 (din 30° =0)4) (086644 500500) w Couple Moments: Wah, 998) Nand (54) applying B= scine (Me) aah fgg ef oo S| (Mo), = 9 XE, wy 0504-2804 J-0.300 Wy Hw ° My = (Me), #0M), 303d 52504 J=43.304 4) Ne ‘remap of My & 208m us toe (Sonia sng ag 420301 9=30mm Ane 498. Replace the force at A by an equivalent force and couple moment at point O. (Me = 5 203012) ~ 995 sia.) 489. “Replace the force at A by an equivalent force and couple moment at point P. fe msw ane 315 conmry ~ 375 aaa) Marr he 1734100, Repl an equivalent Fece 4.101, Replace the force and couple moment system by fm equivalent forge and eile moment acting a poi P (Ga) mm = 200AN-m (Curtckne) Ame 174‘4102, "Replace the force system by an equivalent force ‘and couple moment at point 0. M = Ko ww 451 wp) a 4103. Replace the force system by an equivalent force and couple moment at pont P. aan <4 8h, = 2; 200) ~ 20 snr $70 225: hy = aa, a cee iol | i ig | -28 SAL, SVT «2 a Me ener oa a M50) how 175"4.104, Replace te force and coupe system by an equiv lent force and covple moment acting at pont ©. som (§S8)-ne ~ 4.105. Replace the force and coup lent force and couple moment at GoM 2a 176tem by an 4106, Replace the force and couple system by ‘equivalent force and couple moment at point O. fh. = 0S) seme ; = oxen amd 21% 988, can tae : = 20m wy \ ow | [Om 1 = TOTO TET «20g 4m if 2m so : Oe fe te oe fn fi 8 Ly og | SM IMs Me = 8a w) - sensory fa My 1082 =108 Wm) 4107. Replace the force and couple system by an ‘equivalent force and couple moment at point P. Late etal. «10 - sonar sonar iim 168 em) fs"4108 Replace the force system by a single force ‘resultant and specify its point of application, measured along the x axis from point 0. 41R 925: fy = 290-390-105 = a95m Someta | “re SMe = EMG 3780) = B50(9) — 35016) » 125(2) 109. Replace the force system by a single force resultant and specify its point of application, measured along thes ait from point Gro oe re Mar ys 378) 3507) ~ asa) + 12515) ss aoe Ane (0 te ety 1784-110, Replace the force system acting on the beam by nt force and couple moment at point A, aa 25EN LSkN sy Smet a etsmar-2s(2) sors ante fy shou s0-25(2)-3 SEN as 798 NL VATE = (TTI = 593 Ane 23(2) aise 10 HEH MDE (Cebese) An 4-111. Replace the force system acting onthe beam by ‘an equivalent force and couple moment at point 2SEN ISN Gg¢ senoree2s(2}o0 =11618-m (Counterclockwise) Ans 179“4112. Replace the three forces acting onthe shaft by 8 single resultant force. Specify where the force acta measured from end A. — 7a 019) «a + ee aie ade te) = 50 frags eERBG® the thre forces ating on the shaft by a Seale esata fore Specty whee enna 2 ‘measured from end B, ‘“ Le pan any Le = nd am 409 rere ase 180#114 Replace the loading on the frame by a single resultant force. Specify where is line of action intersects, ( cee Ens ma Basen hae ‘#118. Replace the three forees acting on the beam by single resultant force. Specify where the force acts measured from end A nsw = SNe 90 nino? 700050 = 300 = = raves) = 4 snr) + 3000) + 70 00079) pane fo "4-116, Replace the three forces acting on the beam by 4 single resultant force. Specify where the force acts ‘measured from 8, Sie wR: ie = Moca — one 125 = Ha e STlig 225: By = = Omar M0 end" 30) = 1296 N = HNN Pee on ae CM 43 120K) 1814117. Determine the magnitudes of Fy and Fz and the irection of F, so thatthe loading ereates a zero resultant force and couple moment on the wheel ‘Force Summation Thi OR +60 ~ Aco 0S as B—Reos 9 -2879 a Poet: On Fsing-asnase Fan 02121 a 80-5 075)-30(079) Fis (075 30°) ~ Fea 00 7500 3) 0.695% sn @+03786 et 8.0755 = 525 0 Sobing Eg. 2} 0) yl Ramon our Keon Ane 4-118, “The weights of the various components of the truck are shown, Replace this sjstom of forces by an ‘squivalent resultant force end couple moment acting at pent A Te == +R BR, =-1750~$500-3800 = -1073010= 1075 up An (84, <2a: a, #330120 «38006-1900 =oe508 =99Ske 1 (Coumerclockvte) Am 1824-119. The weights of the various components of the truck are shown. Replace this sytem of fores by an equivalent resultant force and specify its location ‘measured from point A valent Force Tete: =-1750-s500-3500 =-107008= 107594 Ane Location of Retatent Force Prom Point A Go Ma, = Baus 10790¢@) «350130 + 5500(6)- 175002) an9268 an Member AB, me asured from A, Bush y= am stems) « 80m ene PTA: fy «100-20 nas = sso = arn 4 Fe ACOSO 9018 ay Ll a: 9 = + en) + a9 049 239 183,4121. Replace the loading on the frame by a single Fesultant force. Specify where its line of action intersects member CD, measured from end C. Seat f= 20 one) 6 A808 ON e105 255 ye mw 20 nse = MIEN «BHT 4 fy = SOFT RST » a Cog #2) sates = 043049 92803)9 +sDanBMD (sD) 4-122, Replace the force system acting on the frame by oF ane fan equivalent resultant force and specify where the fesultant’s line of action intersects member AB, measured from point A. = dsente eas = 23m 2 Shay ERS fay = eo + = 031 AVG GHT = 659 Ams ane ic ooo! (22) «8 Ea : Con + i: 00106 = 3530) + 2009-280) “"4-123, Replace the force sytem acting on the frame by fan equivalent resultant force and specity where. the resultant’ line of action intersects member BC. measured trom pn a Bs fig 2 8a. 2s ease < | hy 2h: Fy tear ems main on % (RTT «99 am é — or (Gy) 8 Xam : Cie es 03110 519 « eas «296-2805 teen an6eh Ame *4-124. Replace the force system acting on the frame ee by an equivalent resultant force and couple moment 20 acting at point A ah Ths Fy = Sumi eas ease oan iy EB: fay = Means 20 = 031m, 1 AEST = 659 Ane oe (2) cor cae Gs 22: Mac esteora9-209 Me 1060-6) Bow 4125. Replace the force and couple-moment system by an equivalent resultant force and couple moment at point (0. Express the results in Cartesian vector form. Moe (20-104 +208 nar Mao = 2Mo: Mao aie = 101+ 1] S6R)EN Ane 185$126, Replace te force and couple-moment system by inequivalent resultant fore and couple moment Express the results in Cartesian vector form fea ( 6) e8KLN Ane Map = EMy = =201 = 70) + 2086] one 2 M616 66) ~ SKIN Ane 6A 4-127, Replace the force and couple-moment system by an equivalent resultant force and couple moment at point Express the results in Cartesian vector form, Us ye ON kw TE 1-101 30) 2081 Ane “4128. The belt passing over the pulley is subjected to forces F, and F, each having a magnitude of 40 N.F acts in the —K direction Replace these forces by an ‘equivalent force and couple momtent at point A. Express ‘the result in Cartesian vector form, Set 8 = 0° so that Fy acts in the ~} = fs 8, ati [ots ote 8] 1864129, The belt passing over the pulley is subjected to two forers Fy and Fy each having a magnitude of 40 N. FF, acts in the ~K direction. Replace these forces by an #7" % + ‘equivalent force and couple moment at point A. Express the result in Cartesian vector form. Take @ = 45* Fes (285-05 am = (031+ 008 Mas Hi Y =, Ma, = 0 =182m03) - aos) Moo = 209) 849%) ow 187 (am B+ ran xB) Mug = (205) + 8498) Nm A c088 + 40 snes far = 031 008 nt 5 008 enere © (031 ~ 0056 + 0086) 4 ‘ aide 6 = AKON) + 240.0866) —a006) aiden oy el aay4-130, Replace the force system by an equivalent force 8nd couple moment at point A S00 100) +(400~ 00) +(-100- 0-500) a0 + 305508) N hee ‘Tepito ves a y= (128) mand 4) PM My ehan Ba Rta Wea ata bg Hoye lo ° lo 0 = (310014800) Nm Ane Fe = 00 + anja ‘he slab isto be hoisted using the three slings shown. Replace the system of force acting on slings by {an equivalent force and couple moment at point O. The force Ris vera = (60m) By = 5(-to 9 71 +c 4S 30% oi 454) (1.68 + 3064+ 35364) EN Bw Hoe Ph on rjc AS) = (2004+ 200) 228) Equivalent Force and Couple Me At Point 0. ear Ban eR er (1.768 + 2034+ (3.024205 (6004336024201 = (02924 504)+ 12.44) aN an ‘Thepositon vecors ae, = (21+6)) mandy « (44) =. My EM: Mayan, x Fit ey ary gk hoe alto 3 fa nite 30623 s0go-26 yea Ane 198:"4-132. A biomechanical model ofthe lumber region of the human trunk is shown. The forces acting in the four muscle groups consist of Fe = 35N for the rectus, Fo = 45N for the oblique, f= 23N for the lumbar latissimus dorsi, and Fr = 32N for the erector spinae 5 ‘These loadings are symmettic with respect to the 9-2 plane. Replace this system of parallel forces by an ‘equivalent force and couple moment acting atthe spine, point O. Express the results in Cartesian pector form. Fee (20804825 ¢3me) = MN ne ; (a2) Nm ro £133. The building slab is subjected to four parallel column loadings. Determine the equivalent resultant force and specify its location (x,y) on the slab. Take Fi = JOKN, = 40kN, 2oan SOKN rR Fy =-20-50-40-20=-MDEN= MOEN Ane 4), 2: = 500-3001) -4015 Ma, 2M: Mar 4942001 240410) $134. The building slab is subjected to four par volumn loadings. Determine the equivalent res 1 and specify its location (x, ») on the slab, Take i shi amr 040606 wow Ane Moy = Bs 4019) = (SEH + 410) + soc. = Mo.) = (60163) ~ 2001) 5003) 199+4:135, Replace the two wrenches and the force, acting on the pipe assembly. by an equivalent resultant force and couple moment at point O. Foret And Moment Vector: = (300) = 200(e0 41 -ees7E) N = (reLant— 1414) 2M, = (1008) Nee My = 180(cs 457 sats) Nm Fm aii- mam) Xm Equivalent Force and Couple Moment At Point 0: The potion vor are, (059) mand =O er BARR eR My =EMoi My oF Fr, RM eM, 14144 10.9 (500 141.40) cars| aan mia 8 tata ‘ook 127, 286-127204 (02-1838) Nom Ane "4136, ‘The three forces acting on the block each have magnitude of 10 Ib, Replace this system by a wrench and specify the point where the wrench intersects the £ ‘axis, measured from point 0. M = (28) x C10p + 200-0200 — army = (348 141g) ma 109 Ane Me Cte hme 1904137. Replace the three forces acting onthe plate by @ wrench. Specify the magnitude of the force and couple ‘moment for the wrench and the point Pls, y) where its = (30 304+ 808) N line of action intersects the plate 4 = VOT OFF OP = 90 hw sn = (058 60300) +0888) = (son My = ety ety My = Bye My = 8 My sy ty + 0H6-3) Sc My a en sass = sey) coon = soe commer = sy + 3005-1 Meson ee 4-138, Replace the three forces acting onthe plate by a wrench. Specity the magnitude of the force and couple ‘moment for the wrench and the point P(y, 2) where its Tine of action intersects the plate, Rerutant Force Vector y= (4046) & 1+ OF «107708 “ae ee = 0371-0 5971)-0.742% Mead cone 8am Arata homie tainty cone pets Sic, nnecunty wth nears PEMUNEY nem es ry edt tooo =-0ma oan Oee 3 Oe Me: 0371 60012-21480 py =: ~058TIM4 = Ate a (Made EM) ~07 42M, © 2012-y) 0 1914139, The loading on the bookshelf is distibGr Determine the magnitude of the equivalent resultant location, measured from point 0. fog = 84525 «1325 = B2bL a3 = 5250075 + 125) ~ 82-128 a aR saa =omon S ° 140. “The masonry support creates the loading strbution acting on the end of the beam. Simpify ths load to a single resultant force and specify its location measured fom point 0. Equivalent Resultant Fore +t hane: 0.300+0.225 2052548 T Ane Location of Equivalent Resultant Force : (Udo =2Mo: 0.52514) =0.300(0.15) +0.225(02) a 1m 4-141, Replace the loading by an equivalent force and ae Hogans Hoes 50 oy S-SLORNSSLOENE Ame 6, <2 00 225(5)~13.5(9)~ 15612) S14 14k (Clockwiee) Ame Sm aa Te 192Replace the loading by a single resultant force, and specify the location of the force on the bese measured from point 0, Equivalent Retalont Force STD Rh e-ms-nsnis Festow 500-22 (8) 1359) 1512) e190 Ane isi SAG. The column is used to support the floor which Stee oT &f 3000 1b on the top ofthe column Tee Shean Sil Pressure along is side is distboced os Saat Replace this loading by an equivalent renieaes force and specity where it acts ah i the columa, ‘Measured from its base A, ean ty, = ae: + iy = 2, == somn — Ca as — {#144 Replace the loading by an equivalent force and couple moment acting at point O. 15ANm AMG Replace the distributed loading by an equivalent ‘esultant fore, and specify its location on the heart ‘measured from the pin at C on c ‘oe | st igg Fi = 700+ 500 12408 Fa, 30008 rate » 3) +7045) +h 2h = 200+ «00 « s000% Fe m0eL ae =p c Cre es ome « 100075) + conc Eby tHe tn = 90s (M0 de 9029 = 0m 1934-146, Replace the loading by an equivalent force and ‘couple moment acting at point O. Equivalent Force and Couple Moment At Pein 0: sTRetG: fy ton-20 = -HOON= 110K Ane My, = 802) = 30018) =-2100%-m SS10WN (Cleckwise) Ane 4.147, The bricks on top of the beam and the supporis at the hottom create the distributed loading shown in the Second figure, Determine the required intensity w and imeosion d of the Fight support so that the resultant force and couple moment about point A of the system ate both zero, Ragure fy 0. Thang; Omwées75—s00 wan20s a suri, 0 Gem cam: onsen onde-f)-s00) a2 ents a Soin Be) 2 ile dele welts roy 200 Nm74148 Replace the distributed loading by an squivalent resultant force and specify its location, +4 = 2% = won ‘measured from point A 5 500 + 60 = si00% 800 Nim Baws C1 2m 43100) ~ 10001 + 5000) + cons) bam —3n— 4149. The distribution of soil loading on the bottom of building slab is shown, Replace this loading by an ‘equivalent resultant force and. specify its. location. measured from point 0, en re — na— PTA ath: a5 12 +2501 1)4 e209. +1009) soept as (Ma 28s 3808 89.2) + $280.18 + fIOKINC + 1005).865) 4-150, The beam is subjected to the distributed loading Determine the length b of the uniform load and is position a onthe beam such thatthe resultant force and ‘couple moment acting on the beam are zero, Regu f =0. Renuee M,, $0. Using te maa = 9.00 we ave Gm, =m, = 18013) -20¢900 (a+ 2 a=1508 A 195 . a iii xe BOK(tone £ sce, a] f‘4151, Replace the loading by an equivalent resultant force and specify its location on the beam, measured from point B. Lm RR Moe 190 4 A= stp Ane 300 ot 96s0r = 48004 6 135063) + 4500489 *4182 Replace the disteibuted equivalent resultant force and specify action intersects member AB, measuiee foading by an where its line of from A, eam, = 2, oth, =, fe = LOTT WOH = 148 Reta Ane noe Ane (Mog =m: oo) © one) = 30) 600) 4183, Replace the distributed loading by an equivalent Fesultant force and specify where its tine of action interseets member BC. measured from C: 20a =e, = 100 E thst 8 1 ATT oF = 148 0 Bes Ane ra [SEs a Mace: 90 = 603) +30) 100025) 1974154, Replace the loading by an equivalent resultant force and couple moment acting at point O. 20%NIm T50N0) 40910485) 4185. Wet concrete exerts pressure distribution along the wall ofthe form, Determine the esultant fore ofthis distribution and specify the height h where the bracing strut should be placed so tha it Hes through the line of ction ofthe resultant force. The wall has a width of $m, Equivalent Reratant Force {aval =f" eiioye 2 10667(10) N= 107k Ame Location of Equivelent Reraltant Force nda _Spewae Tat "wae _ ft {cae) oor Fcc [Cant or} wet) nett! Frewane a peeeeenaeion A 198*4186. Wind has blown sand over a platform such that the intensity of the toad can be approximated by the = wée function w= (05x) Nim. Simplify this distributed o oading to an equivalent resultant force and specify the ofan flea | ‘magnitude and location ofthe force, measured from fase a Jou = fer 4-157, Replace the loading by an equivalent force and couple moment acting at point 0. quiratem Resaltan Force And Moment At Point 0 eT aed ae flat deeds =14WN-m (Clockwise) Ane 199)“4-188 The lifting force along the wing ofa jet aterat consists of a uniform distribution along AB, and ¢ semiparabolic distribution along BC with origin at 2 Replace this loading by a single resultant force and specify its location measured from point A. Equivalent Ressltnt Force +t 2h B= Hoe wae Fw ssne (" {action of Equivalent Retaion Force Gm, =a: fossa = 34510164 ee tee sour = 273606 +12) (2890-5) de ost = arene |e ators st) de fe1sn Ane = 2880-54) BR 4159, Determine the magnitude of the equivalent resultant force of the distributed load and specify its location on the beam measured from point A Equivalent Resultant Force + Thatk: nal = 18667 be Laren 44 F100) nae*4160. Determine the equivalent resultant force of the distributed loading and its location, measured from point A. Evaluate the integrals using Simoson's rue, of HOTETRTT im S07 Nn Bo Inte [Nar uer alae [ar Lalviar ma #161, Determine the coordinate direction angles a, 8, ‘OFF. whichis applied tothe end A of the pipe assembly, 0 that the moment of F about O is zet0. Regure My 0. Tis happens whe ore Fi cm slog line OM eter ‘rom pot 010A or rom pone A 0. The un vr yd re 2 (SOF (M014 110-0 (6=0Fe(14=0)+(10-OF = 0.3290 40.7683) +054 Be cor'076 «394 Ane ‘recor 0saHs = 567" Ane age OZEHO= 19} (0~ 1) Me OOF oO OH 10F = 70308307680 48s Ths, 2 e"(-03299) = 109" Ans B= or" (-0685) = r ‘ne Paes (-054t8) = 29" ew F=20 4162, Determine the: 0. The foree has coord B= 120, y = 45°, vector. ‘moment of the force F about point inate direction angles of a = 60”, Express the result as a Cartesian ‘Postion Vector And Force Vectors Fou =((6-O)4+(14-0)4 4 (10-0)8) FOG 1g+ 108) a, 20,8 50° re 120%} 45°) 10.04 10.6 14 124) Moment of Force F Abott Point 0: Applying E47, we have 201163, WV ic takes a owe of F = 125 tho pul he nail ‘Sut determin the smallest eral fore P that must be ppd to the Mane ofthe erowrar. Hin: Ts reqeies the moment of F abou point Ato be equal othe moment ‘of P about A. Why? Aestt= Puseott +1020 #4164, Determine the momeat of he fore F about he Gove hinge at A Expres the est ava Cartesian vec, roe = A050) +10 FH =O m= TL 219384 Ms —se78N 4165, Determine the magnitude ofthe moment of the force F about the hinged xis a ofthe door eon = HA0S = 098-101 +O-OK} m= HY Moment of Face Fe Aba a ais The vt vest sg te set tet Apne ihe ave 202‘4166, "Determine the resultant couple moment of the ‘wo couples that act on the assembly. Member OB lies ia the x2 plane, Forte 40-8 fos Mes = up» 400 sod . fesse ots oetee} = 109074 2m Pore 150-8 toa Mes © ton x C509) Dl oe oT = eas se Mor = Most Mey Men = (8381~ 170) 2640) Nm ane a magnitude of 40. Renace the fore F having a agit of F = 50 lb and acting at point A by an equivalent f ‘and couple moment at point C Toorsisscw | Fe = 0431 42145-4298) ane Hoa kw hades ian ated = 1 + A — 80k) me My = (1 + 04295-0429) hip ane 203$4168. The borzonal ON force astm the handle of| the wrench, What tthe magnitude of te moment oF this force aout the = axis? ov.s 02 oy s100s vats 202088 Moment of Farce F About x A: The it sec sg the #8 4169, The norigonta 308 force acts cm the hae of the weench. Determine the moment of ths lore abot pint Speciy the cordate diction angles eB. y I the moment ax Moment of Force Abn Point O- Spin 4-7, we he (ea) =757 4m 20444170, “The forces and couple moments that ane exerted on the toe and feel plates fa stow skh are F, = [-SO148I—1S8KIN. My = ("6044p 2KIN ‘mand Fy = [~20-60}~250K)N- My = [20 aj ak} Nv, respectively: Replace this system by an equiclen force and couple moment acting a point P. Exess the resin Cartesian vector form Mraton 9 § | ey ew 20) lose 30 |eeeat san ee-aneal ay 1S a ts) Fie a coco ag sy May = 1-266 399 127K) Nm ro 20552), Draw the fre. ody diagram of the S0-Kg paper roll which has a center of mass at Grand rests on the smooth blade of the paper hauler. Explain the significance force aeting on the diagram. (See Fig, 5-76.) The Significance of Each Force W is ett of gv (neg one pager Drav the free-bods diagram ofthe hand punch, which 5.3. Draw the ree-hody diagram of the dumpster D of the truck, which has a weight of $000 Ib and a center of arasity al G. Iti supported by a pin at A and a pin connected hydraulic eylinder BC (short link) Explain the Significance o each foree on the diagram, (See Fig.S- 76) The Significance of Each Force W elle of gray (weg on he cups (A, aA, sep A ans onthe dupe Fic i te hye einde BC rector one ape 208°S-4, Draw the free-body diagram of the jib crane AB, wich is pinconnected at A and supported by menber Cink) Bc, Oy As at Be aplae ae SS Draw the tree-body diagram of the russ that fs {uPporied by the cable AB and pin C. Explan ike simian of ach fore acting onthe diagram (See Fg =) Th Significance of Each Force: G S966, see in Cecio ooh os, ais Ge cabe AB enson on te wus, BN nd fore a 0 ete of ne apd fon 2075.6. Draw the free-body diagram ofthe erane boom AB eal ‘hich has 8 weight of 650 Ih and conter of gravity at G. The boom is supported by a pin at A and cable BC. The load of 1250 Ibis suspended from a cable atached at 8. Explain the significinee of each force acting on the siagram. (See Fig 5-76) The Significance of Bach Force W see of gray (weg on Se oo, ‘A, sn, a be pn racsons on too. Ti We ble BC foe econ cate boom, 1290. frei te suspended nd econ one oon, 5.7.-Drow the fre-body diagram of the beam, which is pin- suppored at A and rests on the smooth incline at B 3001 S00 208"5:8. Draw the free-body diagram of member ABC which is supported by a smooth collar at. roller at B, {and short link CD. Explain the significance of each force ‘acting on the diagram. (See Fig, $7.) The Sieniicance of Bach Force 1, smo colar acon on ember ABC ‘Ny the role supper 8 actos cn member ABC: Fog oe sho tk reaton on meer ABC 2.54 eee of eur spi fort on member ABC. 446 mis heeft of exe apid eouple nomenon saenber ABC 5.9. Draw the free-body diagram of the uniform bar which has a mass of 100 kg and a center of mass at G. The supports 4, B, and C are smooth 5:10, Draw the frce-body diagram of the beam, which is pin-connected at A and rockersupported at. be 209S-11, Determine the reactions tthe supports in Prob S-1 Equations of Equilibrium : By seting up hex andy axes in be ‘earner shows, on ean cbin the dr solton for My and Mp. +t =o: 7 880.1030" =0 Nye 245N Ane Aetg 20 ,-ensosz0"<0 N=aSN Ame e 2. Determine the magnitude of the resultant force a A of the handpunch in Prob, $-2. A, = 8b 81.5) = 4,2) 2105:13. Determine the reactions atthe suppos truss in Prob 5-5 spports for the Equations of Equilibrium : The easio in be cable can be obined <4erly by suming moment abou pont C (eee 20; Tyee say in307 4-30) -) «0 . Tuy = 594 an Te SiR =o; G,— s89c0830"=0 G=SILEN Ane $TER <0; G+ 589sin30"-3-420 G *4OSEN Ane S14 Determine the 5-6, actions on the boom in Prob, The fortia cable BC can be obanad ierly by summing momen abou point (+ 284, =0; Thesin7.380°(30) 650008 30°18) 125018 6(30) Tae = 110869 th 11. 4p Ans Sage 4 -n6s()e0 be aug $TER a0, 4, ~650- 1250-11056, A, = 61527 = 615 up Ane518, Determine the support reactions on the beam in Pans SEM 8 00121-1089) 8046-20) cor) <0 2862p Sto 4 Jato 20 STE =O +210 86—000-800- 400-400-009 "S5:16. Determine the reacions on the member AC in Prob. 5-8. Equations of Equilibrium : Tye norma ton N, canbe obuined irezly by suming morens abot pin C (+ Be =O; 2.5sin 606) 2500550405) —4 $4208 48°03) ~1 230 45°(10) 20 My = 10594 = L064 Ane FEE =O, 1.088508 45°-2 Sot 60+ fap <0 Fog =03014N Ane #TL5 =O Ny +1 0sscin 452 51in 60 a0 By = Lath Ans5.17. Determine the reactions atthe points of contact at A, Band C ofthe bar in Prob. 5-9 (Bg = 0. 10941 (6020704.29 100968830501) (30702) NG) = 0 #725 #0; My = 1OKDD) + Neco By = 981 Neooa7) Ny = Netam309 = 0 : oad so: SS TAG _ ge ane 8 Determine the reactions at the pin A and at the roller at B of the beam in Prob. $10. B= 6116657 «Nn SIR 0A, + sooginzze1989 = 0 Asian am ATER =O A, ~ s0(coe226108% + 64.6667 = 0 A= iow Ane 21319, Determine the magnitude of the reactions on the beam a ad Next he hh of aM. ay «| J es = KD = 9 A= sais 0 A = s09s28 8 4, = 60 aaocors? + st837= 0 4 40N YOOSEIES a = 4138 Ane 7520. ‘of the frame, ee (eee 519 419 0501-206)-4010 20 pee Aerscuperie am | : fe oe Gee ee, ne ee a STK ee eras s-7-10-200 a B= 16.6 kip Ane , ‘S21 When holding the Sh stone in equilibrium, the humerus H, assumed to be smooth, exerts normal forces Fe and F, on the radius C and ulna A as shown. Determine these forces and the force Fy thatthe biceps B exerts on the radius for equilibrium. The stone has a center of Neglect the weight ofthe arm. seat G. Lemmy =o wae R@ eo stp haw scare SRD Boma aw a Ste se2eaTs 0 214$22," The man is pulling a load of 8b with one arm held Ramee Determine the force Ky this exerts on the S*EM = ~4) + L25) = 0 ‘humerus bone H, andthe tension developed inthe oy noel muscle B. Neglect the weight of the man's arm, ™ tetas “ | i sun se ne IR +9000 8 m si 523, ‘The ramp of a ship has a weight of 200 th and a center of gravity at G. Determine the cable force in CD ‘needed to just start lifting the ramp, (ie, so the reaction at B becomes zero). Also, determine the horizontal and vertical components of force at the hinge (pin) at. (HEM, = 0; ~ Fep60530%(9 £0820") + Fay sin30°(9 sin20*) + 200(6 cos20*) = 0 Rep = 1989 = 19516 Ans few SER = 0; 194.9 sin30° — A, = 0 A, = 974 Ib Ans 8 ~200 + 194.9 cos30° = 0 4 A. = 312Ib Ans5.24. Determine the magnitude of force atthe pin A land in the cable HC needed to support the SOI load Neglect the weight of the boom AB. {Equtions of Equilibrium : The fren able RC canbe cine dey by suing omen about oat A Gm sin 38) sone 38°) = 0 Fics 107 b= LAD Ane Ne25 =0, 4+ 1n07en 19 sSomee 350 4n0 Th, Ay =A, =20809 = 206.9 ee 216[eae compre ie tre een othe toe and heel of 535, Comps hen she wearng rela sine and a 120 same al er weigh pled on ne fe wt Neon ec pas A ad 38 SHOW uation of Elias Rez se, we Mee (tyes Gam oe HEI WANE 15.26, Determine the reactions athe pins A an B The Spring has an unstetched length of 80 mm, pom 7 Seine Poe te pnt es 20150 m Equation of Equi: The wl eaten Ny em Ye Sint ‘Say sony ame oa a Goten% 29009 - 021-0 EYER =O A100 Ae 1OSN Ane 2175:27. The platform assembly has a weight of 250 Ib and center of gravity at GIF itis intended to support a {imum load of 400 Ib placed at point Gi, determine the smallest counterweight W that should be placed at B in WM Hig ecu Re order to provent the platform Pal totes (Bm = 0 aon) + 28009 + Wye = 0 +5.28, Determine the tension ia the cable and the horizontal-and_ vertical componeats. of reaction fof the pin A. The pulley at D i ftitionless and the cinder weighs 80 I Equations of Equilibrium : Teens oe dereopa inte alee ‘besa fioaphut he whole able Te force ine ale can be bain ‘rey by suming momen soa ia mee ror{sJormneo 1k fm) 1 Sree a-nan()o0 et re =e = be etn 20, rast 744 hee ° Agose Ane al 218t= (40. = 8 FW 63758 = 638N Ane 2h = 0, ~ ssrresinsot «0 431981 Ane $125 20,4 8+ ear6seon30 = $30. The cutter is subjected to 580 th and a normal force of 3% horizontal and vertical Pin A and the force a two-force member). 8 horizontal force of 80 th. Determine the components of force acting onthe long the hydraulic eyinder BC (a Equations of Equilibrium Te forcin hye BC en be ohana ied by smn (ay, = $80(1.5)~Fecor 301.25) 20 Fre= S405 = 5740 Ane S80. 050065804, «0 AIO = 106% Ane 574051304 390-4, 20 219S31, The cantilevered jib crane is used to support the Toad of 780 Th. Ifthe wolley T'can be placed anywhere © Rawies = 73.8 between ISR 5x5 75K, determine the maximum maatudc of teaston at he support A and B.Netethas 7% = aE sA <0 BE thetuppors ate colar that alow the crane toroate ely (lt. T about the vertical axis The collar at B supports a force in 2 =measy cs a one aan the vere deton wheres he one A GOES OL ae egy agg Vai "Ra ap Asse 162% 5 +120 mone | it r 4 = Mow ae LL —| 1 mE = 7S = 8 ag 12. The sports car has a mass of 1.5 Mg and mass enter at G.I the front two springs each have a stiffness Of ke — S8KN/m and the rear two springs each have a sifness of ky ~ 65 kN/m, determine their compression ‘when the car is parked on the 30° incline. Aso, what {ition force Fy must be applied to each of the rear ‘wheels to hold the car in equilibrium? Hine First ‘determine the normal force at A and B, then determine the compression inthe springs ‘quaions of Equilibrium Te nomal wasn Nene bins sty by summing mene aoe po 8 (242% unseen Herta 00-242 20 sy svonsax seet6y-nrs rise s0=0 STEISNe 3.68 Ane (PY 20, hy 421008732) 14 S06 3020 Ny = 308K46N rr —— sn pn ome ee S10) B00) 008239«523m0 Ans 00983 2 +505 am io 220583. ‘The power pole supports the three lines, each line ‘exerting a vertical force on the pole due to its weight as shown, Determine the reactions atthe fixed support D If itis possible for wind orice to snap the lines determine Which ine(s) when removed exeate(s) a condition for the areatest moment reaction at D. % nea eS B= 16skip ~~ de ar laoon 49044) ~ 40003) + B00(2) + My = 0 fase [lw etme ae Ee Pd soos [ - : L ia eg $0 nes, Mee [Lew ee Fes Lu 4 tke 5:34 The ji rani pinconneced at A and suported by a smooth colar at Determine the roller paren of the OOD load so that it gives the maximan oad rinimum reactions at the sppots Calle eee fencions in each case. Neglect the weigh of the cna Requie st=3= 108 Equations of gulltriam (2M 0, M(ta)-se20 Ny waters u TDR=0; 4-520 4 = 50089 a reo A-oaie=0 4, «046 0 Win = 104 from Bye), [2] and. Be maxima support Peery coxie ane By obec, emintmum support reactions ocr when Wet r= from gh (1), (2a (9). te misimam support AS=Np= LOT 4, «50089 22138. Ifthe wheelbarrow and its contents have a mass of 60 kp and center of mass at G, determine the magnitude of the resultant force which the man must exert on each of the two handles in order to hold the wheelbareow in equilibrium enon Ae sra ag 3 4 stay se meena ergeo foe oe 22*5:36 The pad footing is used to support the load of 12 000 th. Determine the intensities wy and vy of the < soon BM), = 0: AO ~ 1084 20040) = seaman Fy = 800101) Ans Joint B fap ~ 0= 0 jt fp = 0 Ans a] 5 ae SEI, =o: ~ 800 = 0 oi PRL ‘be 800 (1) Ans Joint D +TER ~ 11314sin4s? = 0 Foc = UI3L4 Ib = 113 Kip (T) Ans SER = 0; 1131.4cos45° + 1131.4c0s45° ~ F,, Fog = 1600 tb = 1.60 kip (C) Ans 26465 Determine the force i land state ifthe mer Assume each joint in each member of the tuss bers are in tension or compression asain. Set P= 4 kN, Joint a +125 20, Fie ASULRN (©) #8944 (0) Ane S520, tants ao Fa =800EN CD An Fic-80=0 Fic @BOON) Ame Fe 80 Aw + Th =0; Fest 3687" Reo 657° <0 Fac = 834010 (1) = 8944N() Ane ST oO; 8944+ 8.04 2657748 944i 36 Tig 0 Fig" E91 (C) «17948 (C) Ame Joint D sR 0 he »(z}-2 Foe =8O0RN (Ane Spo, watvw(Z)-o Ba t608N ‘Note: The sigron easton G, and G canbe eterna by aang Jolt Cusing he et bint above. FetBooed 2656-6 Assume thet each member of the truss is made of steel having a mass per length of 4 kg/m, Set P= 0, etermine the force in each member, and indieate Ifthe ‘members are in tension or compression. Neglect the {eight ofthe gusset plates and assume each join pin Solve the problem by assuming the weight of cach member can be represented as a vertical farce, half of hich is applied atthe end of each member Joins Forces: taza sean (20) eeasanfie( 2) omen A =soanieeaes A ewoanlte = (o£). #4080202) rae Saranac (feted ef leit tse, spp ecient \ermining the menter ores Join a Ane : 2) Seo py melee (7) Fae mSN em esN Cane Fo R240 Be=IRN ID Ane +125 20, Be-i96200 Fie 9628 (0) = 1968 1) ne Join e Fr 2h 20, fice 36ar {1952+ 302.47) <0 2657¢ 09 Fon STN 45508) ane NEE =O snes s9624s0n40 sin 20° +557S3em 3687 —y 20 Fo" 99.2N (C)=929N (0) ana Jota Bye = SEN C1 ns a-ma{)-0 a-einy B) Note:The spor seasons C, and G, canbe demi’ by aay Joint C wing he resus coed above 26667. Determine the force in each member of the tras and state ifthe members ae in tension ot compression. AEM, <0; =3(1.5) = 42) 1004) FB 5, = 13125 4N TER =0 4 = 10 + 13:125= 0 A, =8875 eN Ay = 3KN Joint B SER, #6 Fac = 3N(O) Ans At joiat B at fag = BNO) i She Fen 8.875 35 =0 sa BEN hae Fie = 1458 = 146 KN (©) Ans amy ike 18 Sep 0p 3- Sase wba Fp = ATEN (1) Ans 267G-Teonts Joint ¢ : 4 Ce se Fen = 4.167 = 4.17 kN (C) Ans Ao te + TE = 0, Fer ~ 4+ 21858) Fer =3125=312KN(© Ang Joint E SER = 0: Fir Ans i fa + TER Fey = 13.125 = 13.1 kN (C) ‘Ans rb02SkN Joint D + EE For = S21N (TD) 4 SER = 0: 4.167 ~ 565.21)“6-8. Determine the force in each member of the truss land state ifthe members are in tension or compression, Set P, = 24N and Py = 15 KN, Mathod of Jolt: aia cue, gpon acto tp mute fo ‘tae the mee Cones Joint ota, Fete Fag = 3.0087) Ane 3b 30°= 9 Fog =2S90AN (©) = 2608N (C) Ane SHO Fe-298=0 e260 Ane TTER=0 fyu-200 fy = 2001N(T) An Joint PPR =O. Foon W-200006 300 Fue 2004N (C) Ane NEF =O (200+2005030"+300-5, «0 fue = 50008 CF ro Note:The suppor raion st suppet A nd canbe erin by ‘waving Joins A an E pect sg te sus obtained bore 26969. Determine the force in each member ofthe truss and state ifthe members are in tension or compression. Sel y= Py GEN Method of Joints: vais ae, he eppon acinar for demining be mabe foe. deine FTE =O; fysinz0r—4=0 Fe = 8000) Ane eo 30°= 0 Feg™ 692018 (©) =6531N (C) Ans Foe 6908=0 fe = 69540) Ane S Fin420 fag 0OENCT) ane Fr th 00 ye 3-400 300 Fac = 40048 (6) Ane N28 <0) 4004400050304 8.00-5,, <0 fa = 20 CD Ane Note:The app acon at supoa and E ea eden! by ‘ayane Jom A ant Errpcoely ung te eas chee shove 2706410. Determine the force in each me and state ifthe members are in tens Set A, = 0, F, = 1000 8. rember of the truss ion or compression Reactions at A and D 0 A, = 33331 BR = 666.7 b Fig ~ Fyccosds? = 0 3 Fa 3333 — Fgsinds*= 0 Ole | a =471 18 (C) Ans ho @ 333 Fay =33310(T) Ans Joint B Fay = 0 Ans ’ Cs Fc = 3331b(T) Ans 8| Fec = 33348(7) Joint D Pe ? > Foc + Fogcosds? = 0 Foe 666.7 ~ Fypsin4s° = 0 ? 942.9 = 943 1b (C) Ans Fie = 656.7 = 667 Ib (1) Ans Joint E 942.9sin4s? = 0 ~Fic + 942.9c0845° = 0 Fag = 666.1 = 667 10 (1) Fag = 666.7 = 667 1b (C) Joint C + TER, Fe cos45? + 666.7 ~ 1000= 0 F. 71 1b (TD) anDetermine the force i Set P, = S00 b, P, = 1500 Ib, and state ifthe members are in te Reactions at A and D in each member ofthe truss nsion or compression, Fecc0s45? + 1166.67 - 1500= 0 Fog = 41093 = 47110 (1) 272 A =0 . > 4 = 33 f son D, = 1166.67 tb " % Joint Fan ~ Fuccosts? = 0 833.33 — Figsinas? = 0 7 Fig Fog = 17851= 1179 1(C) Ang aM ‘s 7 331A alae io fa = 83333 822.3% a a ee Ans Ans sein: Sze whe + Fgcosts® = 0 5 1166567 ~ Feesinas® = 0 Fog = 163996 = 165010) Ane foe = 116567 = 11678) Ang Join ~ tei996sinss> = 0 - 4 fic = 16657 = 11670) ang lo Fag = 16667 = 11671) Ans fein €Sth be ee ion oF compression, , Ye, Probe. 61203, G,(8) = 10(2) = 15(6) = 0 G, = 2754N SE, = 0: Ap - 275 =0 275 eN A,-W-15 =0 A, = 25kN Fog = 115 *N(D) Ans Joint A F L SEE, = 0; 2S -Fp yi? : te + TEE =0, 25 - Ba()= 0 fe v5 Fat Rs Te Fup = 15.0KN (C) Ans 7s Fi = 2795= BOKN(C) Ans 21984) + ye ~ 275 5 # ae +1 ER =o, 957 -f ana Fp = 24.99 = 25.0 KN (T) ‘Ans Fyc = 15.0 KN (T) ‘Ans 2732746413, Determine the force in each member of the truss and state if the members are in tension or compression. Set R= 0,7; = 20KN. Fax(4) = 20(6) = 0 Fay = 30kN(T) Aas -30=0 30 kN -20 =0 = 20kN Joint A _ +T2R <0 Er = 20KN (OC) A 2.36 = 22.4 KN (C) 275Joint F Er, = 0; Joint D SER = 0; Fip - 0= 0 fic ~ = 0 Fin =0 Foc) ~ B 276 Ans AnsJoint A +t SER = 0; 614. Determine the force in each member ofthe tuss and state ifthe members ae in tension ot compresion Set = 1001b, = 2001b, F = 300 Ib 200(10) + 300(20) ~ Rp c0s30%(30) + 0 Slee] focus % = 0790 atv S oR | OF | A, ~ 100 ~ 200 - 300 + 307.9 cos30: Ay 8H Boe TA A, 23334 307.9sin30° = 0 154.0 ib 333.4 - 100 Fg = 33016(0) Ans 1540+ Rip — Ep = 1937 arr| G- dda cont’ Joint B +1 ER . 233 (TD) Ans ® he Sze 0 ff ; ssony For Fo = 2333 = 233 Ib (©) Ans Joint F fe = 14 = AO ; ani 00 Fy = 1127 = 113 (D Soin he = 300() Ans Fe = 112.7 = 113 10 (T) Ans [oro Su \ ae ss eo % ss3u_0 oi =omaeamn as : amis) Ams RUIN, +t = Lena - 3004 Zor. = 0 heck! v2 27861S. Determine the force in each member ofthe truss and state ifthe members are in tension or compression, Set P, = 40018, Py = 400 Ib, ¥ ‘ ~ 400(10) + R,cos30°(30) = 0 veo Ry = 153961 Aha ar Y park 4 T38, 400 ~ 400 + 153.96 cos30°= 0 Ag. toon Sot Ee Be Ay = 666.67 ‘Ay ~ 153.96sin30" = 0 76981 font A 666.67 ~ 400 - my (Ae Ry = 37712 = 377) Ans : ARN cre a eet en 16.98 + Fyp ~ (377-12) = 0 ii Fur = 189.68 = 190 1b (1) Ans Loran - fe = 0 ii yp = 26567 = 26710() Ans 1 (377.12) - 0 a = 2667 = 2671 (C) Ans 279G-\S cont Joint F +125, Join E Ser, + TER, Joint C abberl, acts 2 ‘ rede 1 | Fee Frc — 400 + 26667= 0 450 \b Fre = 188.56 = 189 Ib (1) Ans 1 Fig ~ 190 +-:(188.56) = 0 Fre = 5668 = 56.7 1b (1) Ans Fen = 56:7 (1) Fac = 0 Fop = 188.57 = 1891B(C) Ans 280*6-16. Determine the force in each member ofthe truss State whether the members are in tension ot ‘compression Set P = BEN. Becta 6-8 00 oc #9200 (D.=9244N CT) Ans S60 fy-92stce =o Foe" ASIBEN (C)=46200 (0) Ame Joimec 472% =O, Resin cor—9.astsin gor wo Fee =9200AN (©) =9244N (0) Ane 32% 20, 11929820") -hey oo Fog =9290101 (7) 9244 () Ans TEE =0 Ayn Aysineoreo Fier ha ek S20; 9238-2Ro sor a0 Feo To, Fre 9200 (0) Fy 2920) nw +125 20 5-202) 40 «160K. FEO, 2920 cor -9258 cn 04461920 fy 4B) an Note:The upon mario Aan A, canbe emia by snyng Joi wig te resus Sin ove 281 ka yas re fa Fi B20 bo Fe9eiobd ofc: 5 Fa ET esteired 2 saa or Fee + a6-17. If the maximum force that any member can Support is § KN in tension and 6 KN in compression, ‘determine the maximum force P that ean be supported a joint D. (Method of Joint: iis case, he suppor eacson we nt reguce foe ‘deeranig te member fore i > TE 80, finer Bex Lise (7) R20) FeH ISTP =O p= O5TMSP(C) Joint € FT ER 20; Asner Lisa 0 Fee LAS (0) SO 0, 2L8EP aw) Ry 0 fey LIST CD STE 0; fying Fysin P20 ye= Bae 1 =0, LisTP-aree coro Pe ttserP SH7P(C) iy @ LAS) Sah e0. ye LiserP ce a L1serP on cr +0577357=0 Fu s057380 (6) From te above aay. te maniman competion and esin ie ress ‘member 1.1507. For ths ase compression convo whch regres Laser =6 Pesaowy ane 2826-18. Determine the force in each member ofthe truss and state ifthe members are in tension or compression. Hin ‘The horizontal force component at A must be zer0. Why? Joint C S2R, = 0. Fey ~ 800 cos60” y Boou, 4 = 40016(C) Ans | ec, Ole + TER = 0: Fey ~ 800 sin60? = ai x Fey = 6931b(C) ‘Ans Fo Joint 8 SRE . a 1p = 666.7 = 667 Ib(T) Ans ‘boob 4 + TER =o Fag ~ $666.2) - 600 = 0 Fag = 1133 1b = 113 kip(C) Ans. Fea fp Member AB is a two- force member and exerts only a vertical force along AB at A 2836.19, Determine the force in each member ofthe truss and state ifthe members are in tension or compression. Hin The resultant force atthe pin E acts along member ED. Why? Joint C Ans Ans Join B SER 0 Ry = 3D Ans ant + TER, = 0, Feo = 3KN(C) Ans Fea aan Soin D SEE, = 0; +t, = Fog = 270K (T) Ans Fog = 6.31 KN (C) 284°620, Each member ofthe truss is uniform and bas a mass ‘of ke'm. Remove the external lads of SEN and 2 kN and Setermine the approximate forc. in each member due to the weight of the truss State if the members arc in tension ‘oF compression. Solve the problem by assuming the weight ‘of each member can be represented asa vertical force, half ‘of whichis applied at each end of the member soint € +1 ER =0% 259.2 0 = 467N(C) SEE = 0) “Fes 69a) = 0 i Fey = 3888 = 389N (TD) Joi # SER =0; Fag = 3888 = 389N (TD TER = 0; iy = 3139 = 314N CO) Joint D 7B6.N (1) Fog = 1203 = 1.20 kN (C) Ans PAHO SaeyN ake Ans Ans 313 90 Ans o. 335.0 Ans | Feo o Ans621, Determine the force in each member of the teuss in ferm of the external loading and state it the mem Joint B +TER =0: — fyysin20-P=0 Fag = Pesc26 (C) Ans ' \ P cse26(c0828) ~ Fac = 0 Oy wy Fe Fac = Peot28(C) Ans Joint € AER = 0; P cot20 + P + FepCc0820 ~ Fey cos = +1 ER =0; Fepsin20 ~ Fey sind = 0 Fe cot28 + 1 4 = cos — sinBco128 Foy = (cotOcosO ~ sin@ + 2c0s6)P Ans ee (ed206)? Fep = (020+ DP (C) Ans Joint +O hoy xR = 0: Fog ~ (c0t28 + 1)(cos28)P = 0 Yea * Fg = (cot20 + 1)(c0s20(P)— (C) Ans By 286622 The maximum allowable tensile foree in the ‘members ofthe tus is(F)max = 2 KN, and the masimum allowable compressive "force i (Fan = 12 KN. Determine the maximum magnitude Pof the two loads that «can be applicd to the truss Take J. = 2m and d = 40 = 11547 P(C) ; - F cos30° Fea Be Ze ° Fug sin30° ~ P wan30° = 057735 P(C) Joint C STEER = 0: Ky 00530" + Rpsinso? = 0 PonBo™ P Fox = Feo OSE) = 1.732 Rey BIO Ptan30* + P + Fep cos60° ~ F., cos30° C2 30" +1 Rey = (a 1.577 P(C) 3e0s30° — cos60* = 2.732 P(1) Join 0 Fog ~ LST7P sngor = 0 LSP eee Fon —! 1) Assume fog = 2eN = 2.799 fe 3 P = 732.06 N feo = 1.571(732.06) = 11545 < (Ema, =1200N (0.K!) Thus, PB = 732N Ans 2876.23. Determine the force in each member of the truss and state if the members are in tension oF compression. Support Reactions: (6-0 46450-5020 5 =o Try -0 ao. Joint B 3 +125 #0, Joint +125 =0, Sao, 127 20, -5-0,20 a= 1.0KN ihn Fog = 16330 (C) = 16348) Ame fis Fe 840N CT Ane o(ibntg) Fig =BBSEAN IC) @BASEN (C) Ans 0-160 5] sa J exe fer 62d0N bee 620-Rysinas* 0 Fer 800A (=A Ame 0-876 5" ey <0 Fey #22018 Ane 2m hycoees wo Fe =DALAN CD =3118N Ae Firm 4-S.t4a 00 Fir *8208N (©) aw {L788 ~620=0 (Check) Nese 45, «0 Fug 62008) ane 288“624, Determine the force in each member of the double scissors truss in terms of the load P and state if the members are in tension or compression. Prob, 6-24 Pane Ly 2h Gea, = 0: PG) + PES) ~ (BW) = 0 D=P 289Joint E + TER, = Fee aR =o Omg Join B TER = 0) ‘eD 4907? = 1.49P(C) AT14P = O4T1P(C) =0 1) + Rts ing 290G24 cont'd oa o47iP(C) 1.67 P(1) From Eqs. (1) and (2) Rep = 0.667 PD, Ans Rip = 167 P(D) Ans Fy = 0471 P(O) Ans Fe = 167 PD) Ans Fie = 1.49? (0) ‘Ans fap = VALPCD) Ans Fro = 149 P(C) Ans Fic = 141 (TD) Ans Foy = OAT P(C) Ans 201628. Determie he force in each member ofthe ts Seif the mnber ai toms or compen fins The vera component offorceat C mua oar Why? ay Joint A +E Fag = TSKN CD ‘Ans wm o4 3 (ae SER = 0; —Rg + 15G)= 0 3 tend Fup = ASN CO ‘Ans Joint E hey “ER, <0. Fp = ASKN(C) Ans e ASK Fp = 8HN(D Ans tees 4 + TER, = 0; AL (yp) - 8 - HTS) = 0 fh 3 Fy 19.8 KN (C) Ans ®_, Foc : 508" gos FO - 305) - ° fac - 307) Fae = 185 KN (1) Ans G, is zero because BC is a two- Force member: 292626, Each member ofthe trusis uniform and has amass (of 8 kgim. Remove the external loads of 6 RN and 8 kN fand determine the approximate force in each member due to the weight of the truss State if the members are in tension or compression, Solve the problem by assuming the weight ofeach member ean be represented asa vertical force, half of which is applied at each end of the member. Joint A + TEE +, 157.0= 0 she = Fa = 196.2 = 196 N (1) 3 Rye + 196.202) = fa (5) = 0 Rg = 17.7 = UBN(C) = U8N(C) Fey = 258 = 216N(T) 4 0) ~ 366.0 ~ 215.8 ~ 3(196.2) Fg = WAS = 1,04 KN (C) 3 1 ¢ ~ £(196.2) ~ (1045) = 0 3 R Fac = 857 N(T) 293 Ans Ans Ans Ans 254N Fey ® HW —> = Fe, | 215.86.27. Determine the force in cach member ofthe truss in terms ofthe load P. and indicate whether the members ate in tension of compression, Sepport Reasons Gaqe0 ma0-ae0 4 s5=0 fpgeo Boke Ameo g-pe0 gor Method of Joint: By spent C, members Cand CO ae er fone ember Hence Res=Rep=0 Aes Joint A 412520, faf-]-fe-0 (rs) Fea =2404P (©) =240P(C) Ame Sth =O Bp? 13 |e0 #5) far= 20090) Ane Joint Sry 20. 24 1323 easy -05964F, «0 a Solving E(1an (2 ye, Fup 1967 = L862) Am Fro 03721710) <0.) Ae Joint F we sh aa SUSE «18 Ane Se =o: tf aro Fro= O37) =0333" (1) Ane fg O3TEP (C) «0373 (C) Ame a0 ‘oor 5) emmse-occtean 294 Rasoarerp%6-28 If the maximum force that any member can Support is 4 KN in tension and 3 kN in compression, determine the maximum force P that can be supported at point 8. Take d Suppor Reactions sien raa-A(id)x0 Aa i } stupen Seogee gale fageo Rofo Rar Method of Jone: By especie, memes CB CD ae ofr ener. Hence forse ge) fp 220°) ia) nf 100P-0.4472F,, 048729 = wns mah) 1533 -0s04y 04 =O a o Soving Bp a [2] yl SOP Fp =03T27FO) fe Joie F vase dh Fa 1883) rarG et] aur Fp = 03383707) soe stay 00 fef-pin)-osr aa af igborer, Besos? 6 2p = fom (p)-mosr=ocenetn From he shove may, he minum comprstion nd eno in te at ‘members se 2.4047 snd 2.007, expect. For his te, comprsion (ols whch ogi auour=316:29. “The two-member truss is subjected to the force ‘f 30 Ih, Determine the range of 0 for application of the load so that the fore in either member does not exceed 400 1b (1) 0¢ 200 1b (C}. Foc AB i = 20 5 soon < so iesmese Fer AC i: = 200 5 = sco - nang < a0 <4s3e0e+4mes2 a Sotag Bp. (0 md a Urs 051960 Ame Me S05 Ane A ponnbiand sca ‘Therap of vas fr Ep) ad) ae shown ge sing, Fu = 500808, = 50008 (= 36.) ~ ania (4 - 36470) em 2 = 500 [ot oe 3687 + 6 i360) = 40 {sn 6 on 36870 = one sin 36707) oe lea = = Moser 6 ~ os b, ~ 520m + 20.0 = = ssn Sac 0, = 6 ~ 365707, terangect wpa ves fc 8 = 6 i ‘Thus, were Ur s0 5 190 Aw 2ssings6 oe -04ssee sos a 33050536" Aw sAsSing 62 08s se 04 296630, Determine the force in members BC. HC. and HG ot the bridge wuss. and indicate whether the 'memers ace in tension of compression. 1)+1416)4120)-4,0)=0 4, 2054 Sections ap der di ia Gf 120)-2056) Fig = 8088 (C) ane 4 ms GBM 00; het3)-2050) «0 j e=20508 1) an ‘ PTB 60 ans-12-fesin as 20 Fic = 2088 CH an + Apzesin 24 GIL Determine the fore in members GF. CF and CD of the bridge truss and indicate whether the members are in tension oF compression (myo, 02 189)-146)-2)0 Baza - : aso a! _ es Tt) +B B01) fel =0 i ¢ ot = == ae Epsses (pee Buea Feo BSN CD Ane 25 18-Ryse <0 ep 2 7700N ans 297%6:32, Determine the force in members DE, DF, and GF ofthe cantilevered tress and state if the members are in tension or compression, +114 +0 Phir Sasm «0 for 100842088) Ae (286 +0; fase asa Ayo) +0 For = S10 6570910) Aw cm, $0209 06-0 «0 Foe © 600% 26.0%) Ame seal, 633 The roof truss supports the vertical loading shown. Determine the force in members BC, CK. ang as Ki and state it these menbets ate in. tenon ne compression aa Se 1 Roe @ A NAB: | eT Kk 7 T W t+ méeam SHO A =o mw =A, (12) + 4(8) + 8(6) = 0 tm hoe 4 A, 6.667 kN pit ie Jae 4 4% ~6.661(8) + Fiyl2) = 0 ee Fe = 13.3 kN (T) Ans 2 6.667(4) (2) = 0 7 298634. Determine the force in members CD, Cl, KJ, and oe soo DJ of the truss which serves to support the deck of a bridge. State if these members are in tension or BY pe NOE compression, = 9500(18) + 4000(9) + Fe,(12) = 0 Fey = 11250 tb = 11.2 kip (1) Ans (4 BM, =0: ~9500(27) + 4000(18) + 8000(9) + Fap(12) = 0 Fey = 9375 Ib = 9.38 kip (©) Ans =9375 + 11250 - 2h, Fey = 3125 Ib = 3.12 kip (C) Ans yop0w t200u 4, Joint D, adit eh tel lati, 68. Determine the force in members El and JI ofthe truss which serves to support the deck of a bridge. State If these members are in tension oF compression, = 5000(9) +7500(18) ~ Fy(12) Fy = 7500 Io = 7.50 kip (T) Ans 7500 ~ 5000 ~ Fiy = 0 +TEE Fey = 2500 Ib = 2.50 kip (C) Ans*6-36, Determine the force in members BC, CG, and GF of the Warren rus. Indicate i the members re in {ension or compression. 4 \ OMe=0, 66) 10)-4, 09404, 56r-N sien Aso Fas = f ay be aaa Mahod of Sections —E Creo, Rgcsinton +6115) ~ 6667045) =0 For = 884M an 220: AeCsem ar) 65613) 20 Fie= 77008 (0) Ane FTTG #0, 6467-6- Fein tr 20 Fog OTN (C) Apres Gen 637, Determine the fore in members CD, CF. and FG ‘ofthe Warren rus. indicate ifthe members are in tension ‘or compression Serpent Rese G20 5-06-0900 garsooen Method of Sections G22 r28160)-80.9-peoeatoy a0 re tO6in cy aoe G20 1300)-Rocam 0900 Renta a 27H 20. pneressy-teo 8 Fer 0.7708N (1) Ane “ p73 300638 Determine the force a 6 force developed in members and GFof the bridge tre and tate these member e iin tension or compression. smenbersare 10 —-¢ an +102 — aA e | ~ 600410) = 80018) + B,(28) = 0 D, = 78.571 1b DER A A, ~ 600 - 800 + 728.571 = 0 +Tt5 A, = 671.429 1b 671.429(10) + Fop(10) = 0 Fp = 671429 tb = 67L1B(C) Ans +TER =0; 671429 - Fon = 0 Fog = 67110) Ans 39, “The truss supports the vertical load of 600 N Determine the force inmembers BC, 8G, and HG asthe Peter varie Plot the results of F (ordinate with dimes poniive) versus L (abscisa) for 0 L = 3m. stay 00: Fase ¥ oe Ba Ts weer coon Fag = 20/03 (ee-% -eor-am +0 fe =a Geo Heer «0 fig = 00k*6-40, Determine the force in members IC and CG of the truss and state if these members are in tension or compression. Also, indicate all rero-force members By inspection of joints B, D, Hf and 1, AB, BC, CD. DE, HI, and GI are all zer0-torce members, a +EMg = 0: -45(3) + Reh = 0 Ms = 0. (3) + Folge) Fie = 5.02 KN (C) Ans Joint © SEK = 0 Foy = 5.625 kN 4 4 + TER =: 515.625) + 565.825) ~ ea Fog = 9.00kN (TD Ans 61. Determine oreeinmenbers Ean ts and site i thew members ae gem Compression, As, inate a sere toe By inspection of joints B, D, H and , AB, BC, CD, DE, HI, and Gl are zet0- force members Joint E 4 +T ER 15 ~ 2p = 0 5 Fg = 9375 = 9.38 KN (C) 5 3 Ee (9.375) - For = 0 sp = 5.625 KN (T) 302 Ans Ans Ans642, Determine the force in members BC HC,and HG. After the (russ is sectioned use a single equation of ‘equilibrium forthe calculation ofeach force, State if these ‘members are in tension or compression. Probe 6-23 Ey ~A,(20) + 2(20) + 415) + 410) + 5(5) = 0 A, = 8.25 KN +My ~8.25(5) +215) + Fyc(3)= Fac = 10.4 ¥N (©) + EMe ~8.25(10) + 2(10) + 45) + Fag = 9.155 = 9.16 kN (1) ~2(2.8) + 825(2.5) ~ (7.5) + Fige = 2240N (1) 303643, Determine (xe force in members CD, CF,and CO and state if these m:mbers are in tension or compression. Pm San net sl ed . + ed god sol ot Sr -0 0 X ; hy 4 —4(5) = 4(10) = 5(15) - 3(20) + B(20) 5 = 9754N s EM, =5(5) ~ 3410) + 9.75010) ~ fol) = 0 So Sn am yo Ske Shai Fig = 9.155 KN (TD) “ wh boo +My =0 = 3(5) + 9.7505) = Fool) atte ee 4 Fp = 25 = 112KN(O Ans +My =9.75(2.5) + 5(7.5) + 3025) - ° Fee = 3.21 KN (T) Ans Joint Fou = 9.155 KN (1D, 4 TER =O; 719.1852) ~ fog = 0 a ye Fog = 6.80 KN (C) a 304 oe Fo oe ee” 18h6-44, Determine the force in members GF. FB, and BC oot fof the Fink truss and state if the members are ‘or compression Sepport Reactions: Duet syameny, D, =, +725 <0, 2-100-400-8000 4, San +0 Ano Method of Sections G2 #0, Fepin 3°10) +800(10- 10063) ~ 00110) «0 For ™ W001 (C)= 180K) ane (220, sinter 1010100087) «0 Fy= Ob =55B 0) Ane G0 Foe (15am 307 + 900(15~ oes" 3) ~ 100115) <0 Fe= 28M =1216—) Ane Agioot 645, Determine the force in member GJ of the truss land state if thie member isin tension or compression, 1o90 1 7 =0 = 1000(10) + 1500(20) ~ F,c0s30°(20 tan30°) © hea \+EMe Foy = 2.00 kip (C) ‘Ans (1) 1s eu mo = 30050 Check! 18 316659, The space truss is tupported by a ball-and-socket Joint at D and shor links at C and E.Determine the force in each member and state if the members are in tension for compression. Take Fy = (2001 + 300) ~ S00K} th and Fy = (400)} Ib 2, + 20-0 2, = -200 ~G(3) ~ 400(3) ~ 200(8) =0 G = ~666.7 tb (3) ~ 2003) = 0 C= 200m Joint F: fra 0 Ans Joint B RE = 05 Bye =O Ans 500 10(T) Ans 3 Bo fia ~ stm) = 0 300 1b(C) Ans Soin A 300 + 200- Fic = 9718 =9721b (T) Ans 3 3 ee FH(IT18) ~ 500 + Fh.y = 0 ia 3 Fig =0 Ans ‘ a Fre + 300 ~ (971.8) va Fe = 367 10(C) Ams 3i7 SB! 00j Jus oy {200i 12065 -S0eh ju Fe HeouJoint £ Fog = 0 Ans : 3, fr LE = 0; Fer ~ =(500) = 0 oe Far ~ 31500) 5 .Q[% DG cou Fi = 30015(C) Ans 2 WN Joint C: ~ BE = 0 Fey = 5001 (C) Ans Por Cr va Rep =30010(C) Ans I =o, (9118) ~ 666.7 Check! Joint F 1 soos Foe. { 2 =o hyp 300-0 _. v8 7m oNy For = 424 1b (TD) Ans 318**6-0@ Determine the Force in each member ofthe space truss and state if the members are in tension of compression, The truss is supported by balland-socket joins at A B, and £. Set F = {$2001 + 400j}N. Hint: The support reaction at F acts along ‘member EC. Why? 186 N (T) Ans Fep = 397N(C) Ans = 148.N(T) Ans amt ee Fee - 72-0397) = 0 ol 7.25 a7 fe Fic = 295N(C) Ans 1s (397) - Fre = 0 Vis Rye =2IN(T) Ans 31841, Determine the fore in each member ofthe space truss and state if the members are in tension or ‘compression, The truss is supported by ball-and-socket joints at G D, E,and G. 2 LMec), = 0 Flat) + hy ¥s ¥5 Due to symmetry Fp = 1322 = 1344N (0) Joint EE = Fis ~ 4) =0 E he ~ 303) r Fa = 244N(C) Ans fu fe Fo = Fe Ans e+ Shag ~ 24= jlo ~ 24= 0 Fa = 180kN CT) ns = 180 kN (1) 3206462, Determine the force in members BE, DF, and BC ‘ofthe space trus and state ifthe members are in tension ‘or compression Method of Jointe: hace, wpe racic te nt roe ot eernining be mabe oe setae Bh =O, gtinG-2=0 fey=2.90IN (TD Th =O; 220i Fie 0 Fie LISEEN (C)=LISKN (©) Ame Joint D Sine Fa, Fg md Fy 3 win he sae plane ad Fy ot fs pine ey 0 wot fol gg] tamara Besteeo a sein 8 sa r42% y{!22)-200 ‘ (ae Tenaiouten be 321 Lak (ak6-63. Determine the force in members AB, CD, ED, fd CF of the space truss and state ifthe members are in tension or compression. Method of Joint: iac, e sppor ness ot ree oe ‘emining te mater oes, JEINCC Sie Fa, Fc 248 ae win same pane nd Fog owt tis pe, ten Ferx0 Ane Te eO, Regtinr200 Feo= 23094 (7) an 230808 6 Fe 0 Fem L1SAN (C) delet D Sic Fea Fg td wii be ane pate nd ou Fis pln, en Fag 20 a0, fog} 2x aro Bes ONC) eo, 110) tono ‘e =346N (7) 322

ae, | 20(381)N 32846-72, The compound beam is fixed at A and supported bya rocker at B and C. There ar hinges (pins) at D and E He Determine the reactions atthe supports Equations of Equilibriam + From EBD), Gm=o, oe +135 From FBDA, Game =00 a,c 1802 +125, =0, B,+750-15=0 D,=7501N D0 From FBDKG Ceme-0;M-s0000=0 =2004N-m an 125-0; A,-S00=0 4, =SO0KN Ane SReo Ano Ans6-73. The compound beam is pin-supported at C and supported by a roller at A and 8. There i a hinge (pin) at D Determine the reactions atthe supports Neglect the thickness ofthe beam Equations of Equllbram : Foe FBO (B=; arson ssa) -4,¢6) 20 14, «9.595 kip 99 ip ne 272560; 0,+9595~teos30"=800 B= Lake S20 Buin 9, <20049 Frm RDC), tapa0 +15en(Z)a) 1 (16) =0 Sip oh stp ane 4125 20, G+Rstt 18691 Gate Ane Amat G-200-n()0 G=920t~ a 330674, Dei mine the greatest force P that can be applied to the frame ifthe largest force resultant acting at A can hhave a magnitude of 2 KN, ° Thus, Require. (OSPF 0.743 KN = 743 N Ans6.78, Determine the horizontal and vertical eomponents force at pins A and C of the two-member frame, {Free Doty Disgram : Te aon fis proton wile snped on relies th memer BC's awe fone moh Equations of Equilibrium G24 20 cama) -eoi15) «0 Feeinooon Fie = 2436" +7 0 4, 4424240 459—c00=0 4-308 Sth =o; eaaasinasm, 20 4.2308 Forpnc, G.wFicsin 4° «242145 «3008 G = Faces $8" «2428008 45°=300N Ane 33266, ‘The three-hinged arch supports the loads kN and F, = SKN. Determine the horizontal and vertical components of reaction atthe pin supports A and B.Take h = 2m, +EM, = 0; -8(4) + G08) + (7) 86, + 7G - 32 =0 Member BC 5Q)+ G6) - G09) = 0 +EMg = 66, - 9c, +10 BG +T2R=0; -G 48, - Solving = S141 = 561 N Ans A, = 1.9122 = LOL RN Ans G, = 23859 = 2.39 KN Ans G = 19122 = 191 aN Ans \ B, = 2.3859 = 2.39 kN ‘Ans uid 6.9122 = 6.91 KN Ans 7 3336-77. Determine the horizontal and vertical components Dt fore at pins A,B, and C.and the reactions to support D of the three-member frame 2 Free Body Diagram ; Te oan or ti robi wil bespiid Ge alan hummer AC wa wo fre meer Equations of Equilitium For FBD() Gray =0, wasyereyen4.9420-felS)O.9= Fes 8518 an Fon 00 Gnee0 seme -130(2))-my a0 ones = stageo. g-isn-am({)-0 etcow a SEE, <0. un(3)-s00-0, «0 ase = 33467% Determine the horizontal and vertical components of force tC which member ABC exerts on member CEF. Member BED (Ey =; -300(6) +B) = 0 B, = 600 +TER <0 ~B, + 600 - 300-0 B, = 3001 SrA =o +h - 30-0 Member FEC (+ EMe =o. 300(3) = 4) = 0 = 225 1b From £4. (1) B, = 751 Sur, = 0) =, + 300 - 225 = 0 75 Aas Member ABC LEM, = 0; ~78(8) ~ 6(6) + 75(4) + 300(3) = 0 G = 10 Ans 33512 members \+EMy = 0, From Eq. (1) “SER = 0: 679, Determine the horizontal and vertical components of force that the pins at A, B. and C exert on their = 800(1 + 0.05) + A, (0.2 A, = 4200N 4.20 kN 4200 N 20 kN = 800 = 0 @ = 800(50) = A, (200) + 4200(200) = 0 A, = 4000 N = 4.00 kN Ans 3.20 kN Ans =4200 + 800 + ¢, = 0 3.40 KN Ans 4000 - c, = 0 = 4.00 kN Ans16-80, "The hoist supports the 125-kg engine. Determine the force the load erates in member DB and in member FB, which contains the hydraulic cylinder H. ‘Prt Body Diagrem : Te shan fr is pole wil be spiel reves mente FB nd DB we ow force mene. Equations of Equilibrium For FBD(). 2 mmo: snase-fa[ a}or-8 i, FentsssTe Leia Ane 135-0; aman fa) imeas-s 0 Pein on -1938n| 20 a0 Roh (3) aessn rem FB0 (0), (emmeno,131250)-otn ary =0 Fee WOlaT Ne RON Ane 337G81. Determine the force P on the cord, and the angle @ ‘hat the pulley-supporting link AB makes with the vertical Neglect the mas ofthe pulleys and the link. The block has ‘a weight of 20 Ib and the cord is attached to the pin at B The pulleys have radi of ry = 2in.and ry = Lin ar - 200= 0 20016 T = 1001 Ans Sr, = 0: 100 cos45° ~ fy sin@ = 0 F,qc0s8 — 100 ~ 100 ~ 100 sin4s?= 0 Faas @= 146 Ans aa 1001 Fy = 28010 | 19016 sbou 6-82. ‘The font ofthe cristo be ited using a smoot 18 t-Tong board Te car hasa weight of S00 Ted sow a enter of say 2G Determine ie poston othe fulcrum so tha an applied force 060" at wil the front wheas ofthe car a ele " 350018 Free Body Diegram : When ont wheels we ed, fe rma a racton Ny =O. i Equations of Bguiliéiam From FRD (a, y [ese ash 6 Meo Wy GE 0) 3045)-ROSAD ReLsTEOm TS ey From FED (), eo pee (2M 20. 100G2)-165745(10-2) =0 am bf643, The vall crane supports a toad of 700 Ib Determine the horizontal and vertical components of eaction atthe pins A and D. Als, what isthe force in "he cable at the winch W'? m0 Pate: +TER =O 27-1080 o s308 Aw € ee 80 Ge 2 tanner - miner 6.200 «9 704 te ntmn ATER =O Ay + ov anAs* —3508i2GOr- 10 » 0 4-70 kw SER =O A ~ Orem 4 ~ 250008 4350-380 « 0 A LEG Ane no: Dy = 2A AS = 1702.1 «70 Ame Dy = 20 a4» 70pm 339%684. Determine the force that the smooth roller C ‘exerts on beam AB. Also, what are the horizontal and vertical components of reaction at pin A? Neglect the weight of the frame and roller, = 60 + DOS) = 0 Ne(4) + 120(0.5 Ne = 1501b Ans 645. Determine the horizontal and vertical components ‘of force which the pins exert on member ABC. = 80Ib Ans 80 Ib Ans 80(15) - 8,(9) = 0 3, = 1333-133 Ans +My ~80(2.5) + 133.19) ~ B,03) = 333 Ib Ans 8 SE =0, 45 -G 20 on 204 — se fie Ce 6 = 413» Ans ES; au, 4 +tEe, 80 + 1333-6 =0 G = 533 Ans6-86, ‘The engine hoist is used to support the 200-42 engine. Determine the force actingin the hydraulicelinder ‘AB. the horizontal and vertical components of force atthe pin'C. and the reactions atthe fixed support D Free Body Diagram : Te wlio for is problem wil be spi if the ans meer AB #240 Force member. From be se a = AF BEST TTEST CT 86121 Gm aan 1960(1 8) ~ Fyn 76.4103) =O Fug 2227 DN = 92DN Ane 6, -9227 soe 1641" =0 G,= 216865 = 217 EN ane TEA 20; 920760nin 6At?— 1962-6, «0 G = TonteN 270188) ans From FBD (>) ae +120, 3-1-0 2, = 1960 N= 1968 ro 1962140 - 140 8 107)-My #0 Myo 26222 N-m= 2668 Ans (ee-Faa anion w6.87. Determine the horizontal and vertical components f force at pins B and C. G, (8) + Co) + 5003.5) = 0 mM, =o SEE, : +12 =0 0-4, -G =0 +IM, = 0; ~ 50(2) ~ 50(3.5) + C,(8) = 0 G = 438 = 344th Ans = 16.67 = 16.71 Ans 1667 + 50 - 66.7 tb Ans B, - 5043438 = 0 15.6 tb Ans"688 ‘The pipe cutter is clamped around the pipe Pf the wheel a A exerts anormal force of Fy = 80 Non the Pipe, determine the normal forces of wheels Band C on {he pipe. Also compute the pi reaction on the wheel at C The three wheels each have a radius of 7 mm and the Pipe has an outer radius of 10 mm, co ‘@ 236.03" Equations of Equilibrio: TER 0; My sin 600°—Nesin 3603 S220; a-Neeae 3603-08 360° =0 Nye =a95N Ane Sot 343vez conponens Detainee onotlandver Ofte tech pin Te spend ind ara weg of 8b. 2 +My Fool FIO) ~ 8014) = 0 Fog = 192.3 FS (192.3) = 160 tb Ans ie 2 = F019) = 107 ‘Ans 3 + TER =0; (1923) ~ 80 = 0 3 Ans V+ EM, = — BAA) + 803) + 26.513) = 0 B, = 800 Ans SER =0; E+80-a=0 B=0 Ans au +TEE 20; 5 +267 =0 5 = 2671 Ans SER = A, + 804 i (192.3) ~ 80 = 0 B 160 tb ne 3446.90. The (ogee clamp is subjected to a force F atthe : handle. Determine the vertical clamping force acting “2 aE, ny Diagram : The sclson or it poi wil be sniff By one eas hat meer CDs force member ‘ey isa. Equations of Equilibrium : Fron FBD (s. e F 4] (0 cle Feg= 10936 1093Fas30"-F-2, «0 2 hae 325-0) a,-109nin20=0 Besar Foe 0), (m0 susan R150 =0 parr ane 345691. Determine the horizontal and vertical components cof foree which the pins at 4, B, and C exert on member ‘ABC of the frame, LEM, ~A,(3.5) + 400(2) + 3003) + 300(1.5) = 0 6571 = 657 N Ans L+EMy = 0: -G,(3.5) + 4002)= 0 G = 286 = 29N Ans G=0 Ans je = 368.7 N rine in ° 7 Leto A the 5 25m o* 0268.91 = 429 ns FROME = 4 a ui 346+692, ‘The derrick is pin-connected to the pivot at A, Determine the largest mass that can be supported by the derrick if the maximum force that can be sustained by the pin at is 18 KN. AB is atwo- force member, io Pin B fe ue oe Require Fan =f ay} f w +TRR 0 Rs W = 10.878 KN 10.878 1a Mj Ans 981 id nar653. Determine the required mass of the suspended cylinder ifthe tension in the chain wrapped around the freely turning gear is to be 2 KN. Also, what is the ‘magnitude of the resultant force on pin A? = 4(2c0830") + Weos45°(2cos30°) + Wsin4S°(2sin30°) 0 W = 3.586 iy mm = 3.586(1000)/981 = 365%g Ans 0; 4-3.586c0s45° — w I, = 1.464 KN cee oe a 3.586sin45° — 4, ae en) / [ime 4, = 2536 kN W. a i Fy = ¥(.464)? + (2.536)? = 2.93 kN Ans fe6.94 The pumping uit ic used to recover ol When the walking beam A@C is horizontal, the force acting in the ‘wireline at the well head is 250 Ib, Determine the torque 'M which must be exerted by the motor in order to ‘overcome this load, The horse-head C weighs 60 Ib and has a center of gravity at Gc. The walking beam ABC has 4 weight of 130 Th and center of gravity at GA, and the counterweight has a weight of 200 Ib and a center of srasity at Gy. The pitman, AD, is pin-connected at is tends and has negligible weight one ean athe ptman AD i sofort nts Equations of Egaibrium : Prom FBD (a), [24-0 Rota re9 -ane)-29079 20 Fox upon From) (ee =0, —449.00(3)— 20008 20755) -mo0 Ma3eb tke {ree Body Diagram : Te soluon fr spol wil be sep 1308 bon 349695, Determine the force P on the cable ifthe spring is compressed 0.5 in. when the mechanism is in the Position shown. The spring has a stiffness of k = 800 Ibft. b6in bina gin 6 I 33.33 tb LtEM, = 0: B,(6) + B,(6) — 333330) = 0 +B, = 166.67 a +My = 0; 8(0) - = 0 8, = 0.6667 re VER = 0; -B, + Fepcos30°= 0 (3) (EM, = 0; Fepsin30%6) ~ P(10) Fey = 3333 P Thus from Eq. (3) 2.867 Using Eqs. (1) and (2) 2.8867 P + 0.6667 P = 166.67 46.9. Ans16-96, Determine the force thatthe jaws J ofthe metal cutters exert on the smooth eable Cif TOON forces are applied to the handles. The jaws are pinned at E and A and D and B. There is also a pin at F ‘Free Body Diegrom: The ion fo is proben wil be split one eae tha member ED aol meter Equations of Equlibriam ; from FBD (> Sa, =o, Ano From (9) C2M=0; Asn 1820)» one (20) ~ totes 15"(40) 0 42766108 From FRD (), Gam20: r6e1020-7050 20 F=VENONAI96 Ane6-97. The compound acta shown, If the mass on the pan is 4 kg, determine the horizontal and vertical components at pins A. Baad and the distance « ofthe 252 mass to keep the cele sp balance, rent of the pan scale is Free Body Diagram The oan or ie problem wil be sega ome ls ha ember DE and ate wo fc nents, Equations of Equilibrium : rom FBD (a) Gm 20; BeI375) 3924150100 ex +E 20 4, +5282-392000 4 55001b (N.G!) fy) By or ee te = 7000(13) ~ 2000(13 + 12 =x) + 4250(25) = 0G0 cont'd Case 3: Assume C, = 5500 +t , ~ 9000 + $500 D, = 3500 = 3500(25) + 7000(12) + 2¢ r=Lisn = 6000(4) - 3500(10) + 8, 2, = 4538.46 Ib < 5500 Ib 4961.54 Ib < 5500 tb 4 Thus, Listsxs 14K 1000) = 0 (13) = 0 (OK) A, ~ 6000 ~ 3500 +4538.46 = 0 (OK) Ans ped Equations of Bquilibrinm : From RD) G20, ih 616-0 o +120 Beh R eo i From FBD G30 AE -RAD =o 6 she Ren RA0 t Gmee 500-506 cy THO Reh a0 6 Soving Eg (2 (4 (Sand yt, Aowne Remoe Baws hairy Aran Rous 365 ak ™"6-112, ‘The aircrafthangar door opens and closes slowly by means of a motor which draws inthe cable AB, I the door is made in two sections (bifold) and cach section has a uniform weight W and length L, determine the force in the cable as a function of the door's position 8. The sections are pin-connected at C and D and the bottom is attached to a roller that travels along the vertical trac o (+ EM T=W Ans 3666-113. man having a weight of 175 Ib attempts to lift himself using one of the two methods shown, Determine the total force he must exert on bar AB in each ease and the normal reaction he exerts on the platform at C. [Neglect the weight of the platform. (a) Bar (FD) ~ 4875) = 0 F 2 175Ib Ans Man TER Ne = 115 ~ 287.5) = 0 Ne = 3501b Ans ) Bar 243.75) — 2(F/2) F = 87.510 Ans Man Ne - 175 + 2(43.75) = 0 Nc = 87.510 ‘Ans E 5 me si Tse ays aa “—T7 Eg £ E re se eas v614 A man having a weight of 175 1 temps tot bm ingen of we metal sown, Deering theta fore he mst exert on bara ee | the normal reaction he exerts ace Pye son ihe patna Cn platform has a weight of 30 Ib. ® nem 7 vob fas Bar +TER = FID - 125 - 1025 = 0 F = 205 ib Ams Man +TER = 0; Ne ~ 175-1025 - 1025 = 0 Ne = 3801 Ans Bar 2D = 51.25 ~ 51.25 was F = 102 Ib Ans OO tan sake sos Ne = 198 +5125 + 51.25 = 0 Ne 70s] tt aas sib ose tas We it Te 3686-118, ‘The piston C moves vertically between the two. smooth walls lf the spring has a tifiness of k= 15 fbn. and is unstretched when 8 = 0°, determine the couple Mf that must be applied to AB to hold the mechaniom in equilibrium when @ = 30° Geometry #7 180-30" 1947 = 3059" ea ey eiser ieee ‘Fre Body Diagram : The saan fr is protien wil engi one aes ht ere CB ao fre meer Sn peng, succes = he ~ Ge = 20~ 18242» 1758 ape lone Ue ha 801998) 637 Equations of Equilibrium : Us te metal of jes (FBD (3). $125 00 Reycon 947-263700 Fea = 97 From FBO (0), 2M, =0, Me 7000 i= 14216-4Ame x ‘apa -. ? Sai fey ste7" x pr 2bat w26-116. The two-member frame supports the loading shown, Determine the force of the roller at B on member AC and the horizontal and vertical components of force which the pin at C exerts on member CB and the pin at A exerts on member AC. The roller does not contact ‘member CB Exustons of Equilibrium : From FRD (a GE eo Ne la-20015) Saxo Ano Ane +1220 ms-200-4, Ants knw Fror FBD () CMe=0, 2005) -2000) 2,04 32200 Ane 0 m0-2m-G-0 G+0 Ane Tr Gamo G=m08 aw 3706-117. The tractor boom supports the uniform mass of 500 kg in the bucket which has a center of mass at G: Determine the force in each hydraulic eyinder AB and CD and the resultant force at pins E and F.The load is supported equally on each side ofthe tractor by 8 similar ‘mechanism, 2452.5(0.1) ~ F9(0.25) = 0 2450.50 Fa =981N Ans B+ 981 = 981 THRO 6 -24525=0; 5 2 24825 A = (ORD? + QTE = 2.64 uN Ans L+EMp = 0: 2452.5(2.80) ~ Fp(cos12.2°)(0.7) + Fep(sin12.2°)(1.28) = 0 Fen = 16349.N = 163 kN Ans 2452.54) E ~ 16 349sin12,2° E = 3455 ~~ 24525 + 16 349¢0812.2° 5 =1327N Fe = (GAS + USS? = 14.0 Nn Ans 3716-118, The mechanism is used to hide kitchen appliances ‘under a cabinet by allowing the shelf to rotate downward Ifthe mixer weighs 10 Ibi centered on the shelf and has '@ mass center at G, determine the stretch in the spring necessary to hold the shelf in the equilibrium position shown, There is a similar mechanism on each side of the shelf, so that each mechanism supports 5 Ib of the load. ‘The springs each have a stiffness of k = 4 Ib/n. spring \sib S(4) ~ 2(Fp)(c0830) = 0 26 ~ SFE Fp = 1547 Ib ae SEE =O; 8 + 11547€0530 10.00 tb + TEE, -5+ B ~ 11,547sin30° = 0 & = 10.771 ‘Member FRA 10.77(21c0830°) ~ 10(21sin30°) — F(sin60°)(6) = 0 F = 175i 175 = ae x = 4.38 in. Ans 3726119. ‘The linkage for a hydraulic jack is shown. Ifthe Toad on the jack is 2000 Tb, determine the pressure acting ‘on the fluid when the jack is in the position shown. All lettered points are pins. The piston at H1 has a cross. sectional area of A= 2 in®. Hint: First find the force F ‘acting along link EH. The pressure in the Duid isp = FIA. ~ Fis (sin60°)(4) + 2000(2) = 0 = 1154.70 Ib %— Fug c0s60° = 0 G = 57735 G, + 1154.70sin60° — 2000 = 0 G, = 1000 1 373°6:120, Detesmine the required force P that must be ‘applied at the blade of the pruning shears so that the blade exerts a normal force of 20 Ib on the twig at E. | +EMy = 0; - P55) —A,(0.5) + 20(1) = 0 Solving 4, = 330 Ay = 646 Ib 2 = 13» 2, = 89 2.42 1b Ans 16.0 374121. The three power lines exer the forces shown on she truss joints, which in turn are pin-connected to the poles AH and EG. Determine the force in the guy cable AAI and the pin reaction at the support H. L | son—-sontsontaon-tson: AH is a two~force member. Joint B + TEE = 0; Figsinds® — 800 = 0 Fy = UB137 Ib Joint C + TER = 0; 24 sin18.435° ~ $00 Fog = 1264.91 Ib Joint A SR, =T,,sin21.801° ~ Fcos76.504? + 1264.91 cos18.435° + 1131.37c0s45° = 0 +TER =0; —~T,,cos21.801°+ Fysin76.504° ~ 1131.37sind5° — 1264.91 sin 8.435" T,(O.3714) + Fy(0.2334) = 2000 = T,(0.9285) + Fy(0.97239) = 1200 Baas? Solving, Tay = Ter = 288 Kip Ans Fy = B= 399 kip 3756122. The hydraulic crane is used to lft the 1400416 load. Determine the force in the bycraulic cylinder AB and the force in links AC and AD when the load is held in the position shown, SG 90 rataweoncy rane) bE 7 ecue ee nes +TH5 =O rae%zesunwr ~ nysaroee 9 a Ternnnw now am gay AHO temas amiss ny ay fie = 20808 = 2396 am GUL The kinetic sculpure requires that each ofthe three pinned beams be in perfect balance at all mes during its slow motion. If each ember has uniform weight of 2 Toit and tength of fe determin the necessary counterweight 1, W and Ws which mus be aided tote ead of each member fo Keep the stem in talance for any postion. Neglect the sizeof the counterweight Nea — Masons) «9 TTT Om bro noon a Ns WiCteone) ~ Seog) — STE 21-6900 hose VME =O secc09) « 4oSem9) — HlLeae) «0 376 sreay) a0 1F ley"6-124. The three-member frame is connected at its ends Using balkandssocket joins Determine the 1, ), 2 components of reaction at B and the tension in meinber ED. The force actingat Dis F = {1351 + 206] ~ 180k} fb. AC a wo-fre mene: (038 +20 = 1808 n BL te =o; ~Steg3) + 18003) = 0 = “ > hese km men Re fem-09- e190 409 Sem Joma) = 0 3776125, The fourmemher "A fame is suppomed at A Sn E by sur collars and at G by a pin, Al the wher Joins are hall-andsockes Ifthe pi a G will all when the resultant force there is SOON, determine the agest eral force that ea be supped by the frame, AIS, ‘whut the vy, force components which member BD exerts on members EDC and ABC? The collars at A Sd E snd the pm at G only exer force components the fame 3786-126, The structure is subjected to the loading shown, Member AD is supported by a cable AB and roller at C ‘and fits through a smooth circular hole at D. Member ED 's supported by a roller at D and a pole that fits in @ smooth snug circular hole at E, Determine the 2, » ¢ ‘Components of reaction at E and the tension in cable AB. ee ~fra000) +2803) = fos) -25+m <0 2 ae sase ‘Pe ao neg fos e0 o a «faso0n - 00 mg =Jasme0 ceo =o @ ae sin : mncstie Ae 5 Bee wD ee ve a tao fane 0 mt i i ee = 3796-127. The structure iss hich les in @ plan 3 par AB is supported by a ball ete to the oce 045 al to ther plane Megas anche ji a through a snug hole at B. ba tareate Member CD is in at C. Determine etre Bina C-Detemine thes, ecomponent cheat Mex = 0 a Ans ~450(3) + Fas) +6, a G+ Fal 4 450(5)(6) — Faa(eW(4) = 0 3 7 vi Mex + Fax(P=y(d) ~ 4502)(6) = 0 73 2 F Fan 1.538 kip= 1.54 kip Ans G = -0.18 kip Ans G = ~LI7 kip toa) Me, = ~4.14 kip: ft Ans ASD - a = 15302) = 14d kip Ame a uss.) = 0540p Ans a 380£6-128,—Determine the resultant forees-at pins B-and-C ‘on member ABC of the four-member frame. 24 some Prob. 6-128 fr : ft _ + EMy Feo) ~ SFae(2) = 0 Fe + ! | fo 4 5 | 1 LEM, = 0; ~ 1303.5) + Fhe) ~ Feo(7) = 0 be | soem a Fae = 1531 1b = 1.53 kip Ans Feo = 350 Ib Ans6.129, The mechanism consists of identical meshed fears A and Band arms which ace fixed to the gears. The Spring attached to the ends ofthe arms hasan unstretched length of 100 mm and a stifiness of k = 250.Nim, If a torgue of M = 6N-m is applied to gear A, determine the angle # through which each arm rotates. The gears are teach pinned to fixed supports at their centers 100mm —4 Gum ~F(0.05) ~ P(0.15c0s@) + 6 (0.15086) ~ F(0.05) 2P(0.15c088) = 6 2(2)(250)(0.15sin8)(0.15c080) sin20 = 0.5333 @= 161 Ans ) 66-130, Determine the horizontal and vertical components of force at pins A and C ofthe two-member frame, 00 N/m “oN My ~150(2) + B,(3) = 0 B, = SOON = 1200(1.5) ~ 900(1) + B, (3) ~ 500(3) = 0 B, = 1400 N =A, + 1400 = 0 = 1400 N = 1.40 kN A, ~ 750 + 500= 0 A, = 250, , + 900 ~ 1400 = 0 CG = SOON Ans = 500 ~ 1200 + G = 0 G, = 1700N = 1.70KN Ans 3836101, The spring has an unstretched length of 03m, Determine the angle @ for eqiiiumt the uniform inks cach have a mast o 5k Mosiag bea aon cx Le 4% Ex — 4 fap = 400(2(0.6)sin® ~ 0.3)) || sew C38 = 480 sing — 120 bn oe (FEM. ~ (480 sin® ~ 120)(0.6 cos) + £,(0.7 sind) + 5(9.81)(0.35 cos) E, = 411.4 cos@ ~ 127.4 coto (4M = 6: ~ {9.81)(2)(0.35 e086) + (411.4 e086 — 127-4 €0t8)(2)(0.7sin8) = 0 9 = 2127 Meg Stun sn 376 ail 5 . Oe27 Ans 3 a sto46-132, ‘The spring has an unstretched length of 03 m. Determine the mass m of each uniform link ifthe angle @ = 20° for equilibrium. —— 2 sin20° 208) y = L2sin20" E, = (1.28in20° ~ 0,3)(400) = 44.1697 N \+EM, 5, (14sin20") ~ 2(mg)(0.35c0820" 5, = 137374 mg) (EM, 1,37374mg(0.7sin20°) + mg(0.35.c0s20°) ~ 44,1697(0,6c0s20°) = 0 mg = 31.860 m = 37.860/9.81 = 3.86 kg Ans 385,614, Determine the horizontal and verial components fof fore thatthe pins A and B exert on the two-member frame, Set B= 0. cn foe be, Member AC: Gem = 0; 1000025) 6 15 ey sn TH #0 Far = 3106 SR #0 4 + osneer - 310600848" = 0 A= 3008 bee ATER = 4 - Cover + s06sa4s 20 AWN he 6-154. Determine the horizontal and vertical components ‘of force that pins A and B exert onthe twormember fame Set P= SOON, Mamba AC Gee ee -00075) ~ 6 Scart) + G Asser 0 Mente C2 Gm =e -c0-G arene x0 song, G=asn G =m46 Mente AC: SIR 4 + tonsina 42s oo Aa tTN Am STR «4 ~eanem tor = 974 0 0 AON hee Meter C8 St =0 426- S068, «0 Bean ee +12, 20-8 sores BSN kaw 386(6-138, “The twosbar mechanism consists of a lever arm Sch and srwooth fink CD, which has a fixed collar a its se Coand a roller atthe other end D. Determine the ere pneeded to hold the lever in the position @. The (pring has stiffness K and unstretched length 2L, The Piet ontats either the top oF bottom portion of the horizontal guid. $m 20 Mend a(t)“6136, Determine the force in each member ofthe truss ‘and sate if the members are in tension or compression. mh = -20(1.5) = 10(45) + (6) = 0 125 kN 0 4, =~ 104 125 =0 A, = 1SKN Joint A aay = Fug = 2188 = 219 x (C) Fug ~ $2188 Fic ~ 3021.88) Fag = 13125 = 13.1 kN (T) 3 Fc + 2(21.88) = 0 32188) Rye = 13.1 kN (©) ae 321.88) ~ Fig = ITSEN CD) Ans st Ans t au a 3)6-136 Cont'& Join G 17.5 - 20 oF oO 2+ Fie Foe = 3125=312KN(T) Ans 3 SER = 0; 3.125) + Ry - 13.125- 0 Fop = URN (T) Ans JimC fans pfer ~ 30.125) For = 3.12 KN (C) Ans 3 3.125) - ep = 0 33-125) 3 13.12 = 303.125) - Fop = 9375 = 9384N(C) Ans Joint D o Fog = 15.63 = 15.6 &N (C) ‘Ans 4 +728, =0; 3015.63) ~ yp Fog = 12S KN (T) Ans Joint F 3 33125) ~ 11.25 + Fag = 0 Fer = 9.38 WN (T) ‘Ans 4 125-10 3G3.125) = 0 Cheek 389 [ _ a Sey be Fie6.137, Determine the force in members AB, AD, and TAC of the space truss and state ifthe members are in tension of compeession. Method of Joint: cee super racine ot gi! fot ‘dering he manda foe 2 20, Solving ae] and 2] ide 22091 (C)= Lak) Ane 390ye TAA. ‘The column is fixed t0 the Noor and is subjected to the loads shown. Determine the internal normal fore, shear force, and moment at points A and B. Free bay Diagram : Te soppor raion nal wt be compat 2 ae ba ote oy js mural Fre: Agnes tego beeen | | wel, Pen a mean tee fe ma a uo a 7 eae 2 % ae sage Mobb met a ee Feray=0 018)-8019-M 20 M0 Ae Ky etn qt een ep ent oh moeoctoe 4 Say, =0; wero an S125 20, Ny bt =O Ny=2008N Ane (015) 60.8) ~8(015) + #0 My=120N-m An 7.2. The rod issubjected tthe forces shawn, Determine the internal noemal force at points A,B, and C Sob 540% Sow is ‘ree body Diggram The suppor resin nas ot be compu ‘aise, Internal Forces: Applying ouaons of iron oe wp segneat seca ooops pom AL we snl [sont won STH =O M3000 My aS0R Ant M Aepbving estos of uiibiam the op segmental tough“ 23 | ssow | pao wehave 2 1F 20, Ny -S0+1s0+15020 N #2300) ro ‘Aepivigequins of equum » en segment seine ough owt, we _ ATER 90; Ne—8504 1804150. 350-350 3017.3, The forces act on the shaft shown. Determine the {imernal normal fore at points A, Band C. san AN 2 an on e A: Appvng he egon of aqiion we fags sexionsd tough pom, we ave SiR, Mj-5-0 w= s00uN oI oa & Aone eqution of gesrium oe ght segment seco ough pean, weave S60 tneeo en4o0K ne ‘oping te nation of qutom tegen sional roogh Pomc webave STO nyet-720 nye 30N Ane S7-4. ‘The shatis supported bythe two smooth bearings A and 8. The four pulleys atached to the shaft ave weed {0 transmit power to adjacent machinery. I the tongues applied 0 the pulleys are as. shown. determine ihe Imlernal torques at points C.D. and Internal Forces: hopying be equton of ian Se et segment secon tough post we hve ex M0 0-20 Kwon Am ‘oping Be een of iam We segment econ ough pom wenn i B20 Weis B=0 HessOmG An sou WIrQe ‘rpinag te pein of quien we neh segment sated rough EM=0; WT 20 TatowR ——Aew 3927S The shaft i supported by a journal bearing at A and a thrust bearing at B. Determine the normal force, shear force, and moment ata section pasing through (a) point C, whichis just tothe right of the bearing at A, and (b) point D, whichis just tothe Tet ofthe 300015 fore, ee 208 TEE = 0,454 2909- 990- 00+ oa a= tom 29009 + Me = — Mes cisannes isabel “ae, = 0; Ne Ans une aye maa «0 3937-6, Determine the internal normal force and sheat force, and the bending moment in the beam at poins C and D. Assume the support at B isa roller Point C located just tothe right of the ip load Support Reactions: FBD (w, Gay 20 5 29240-40-0 “S12 «0, 0100-1 ome 470 Internal Force Aphing he equation fui gent AC (BD (by). were au STE 0 100-820 YeantOep Am G20, e700) 20 ae S608 A Ane ie he msn of irom 9 gn BD [FBD (3). wee Sr eo ro +E 0: Wystm=0 Yye-tookp Ans (220; 100) e40-my 20 0 Ane Me thy a Ayer kip 4s mh of) re] Ep icon 79. ‘Determine the shear force and moment at pints Cand D. r Sapport Reactions: FBD (x G24 20; se) -4,c49 20 aetten Internal Forces: Aepjng equations of quibr seqnent AC {BD (0), wetave Smo Meno Ane TRO 11429-50000 Kee -386B Ane Gome=0, a 5000) = 11429410) 20 Me B57 6 Ane ‘Pong he eon of uthas epmen ED [FBD ()) , we ve Y= 300m ane ~Me=8012) <0, oe tana ony 500% 200 — d90m“7H Determine the normal force, shear fore, and ‘momenta a section pasing through pont C. Assume the Support at A can be approximated by apinand Basarolle, ‘*2M = 6: a inne» 4-10-1924 -8 00 = 9641-800 Pres ae HMe~ 9649) + 17.112) ~ 01) = 0 Me = 36up0 Am 79, Detexmine the normal fore, shear free, and moment ‘va section passing through point D. Take » = 150 N/m. imax Bacto 20 _ fare 4 foam 0 4 = oN 4-100 + Zaae)- 0 Ao aon 0 = 159 ¥, <0 01s) 130.2) = 0 Mg = 1200%m = 12008 Ane 395740, ‘The beam AB wil fall ifthe maximum intemal ‘moment at D reaches 800N-m or the normal force in bo See eee == eat meee or rs 0 = 402) eo (FIM = 200 + Hela) © 0 The = H6TN ©1008 cOxR) uuu ale = tm tg SX im TALL, Determine the shear force and moment acting at «section pasing through point Cin the Beam, (My = 0 N 2246 = 0 I 4230 Law a er (1 = 8-40) 030 Mew sue Me suk km 4h oom Per) ale oe en bee we 396"7-12. The boom DF of the jib crane and the column DE have a uniform weight of $0 Toft Ifthe hoist and {oad weigh 200 Th, determine the normal force, shear force, and moment in the crane at sections passing ‘through point A, and C. IM, = 18015) ~ 302) = % ~ s1-s00- 0 ‘cated just tothe right of the roller support at B Support Reactions From FBD (8) Gem 20: ce 44002-24016) - 0, «0 2, =208 Inernl Fores: Applying eequasons of qian sent ED (F80 (0), wee om, No=o an T2590; 80020 yyemom ro GEM -My-t0012)=0 “y= =o} = 1.6089: ‘Aptian of equim sepnen EC [FBD (0). weave ¥+2000-1200-10080 Yea0 Ane 2000(4)~1200(2) -20(6)-Me = 0 Me= wot Am CFM = 0 = 55955) 2000) = 0, y= osm TREO Ne 650-M0-296 0; N= ame sh ed Ae ads GME Me 8069) = 30003) = 0 Ae = AISA Aa 7a13._Determine the internal normal force, shear force, ‘nd moment acting at point C and at point D, whichis soon 397 bart tintin 200) Booty 528) 201 area BootTd. Determine the normal force, shear foree, and ‘moment at a section passing through point D ofthe two member frame, ~1ane + Sht0) <0 fre = 000 ete 41am Saou 0 week IF, 4 = a0N . ste ao-m- yao 3) 0) + My = S_Determine the normal forse, shear force, and "Moment ata section passing through point E ofthe two. member frame. ro = 35.08 «0 te Bey «9 vey Fema « Bao = Me = 008. = 240 4 398746 The stronghack or lifting beam is used for ‘materials handling. Ifthe suspended load has a weight of 2 KN and a center of gravity of G, determine the placement dof the padeyes on the top of the beam so ‘that theres no moment developed within the length AB of the beam. The lifting bridle has two legs that are positioned at 45°, as shown, ‘Sapper: Reactions : From FBD (, O-20)=0 eto +725 =, Fet00-2-0 = LGOWN From FBD (6), Fico 45 cea 4 IingS*-100-1.00 «0 Fre fie = P= Lala en Rew heeF Internat Forces Tis bien ts My =0 Suing amen out 1 segment ZHTFBD (9) we bne Comyee rages) -taresnsrts = atdoe 4510.2) =0 420200 am 3997-17, Determine the normal force, shear force, and ‘moment acting at section passing through point 0 S92 = 0 =800(3)— m0 cm = 60 coe endo + 3030 + ONO" Har) + 8, (onde + 6 e909) = 0 Wome owen ee > A= 108 " ; 4 4 ~ 800 20" ~ 700 ~ sooner + 9274 cars PI =O Me tea + essen. «0 Neo 6 nw te Da =o tse + sector Yow 0 ain 1 Se0830) ~ 1088 HO + = 0 Me = 1355 m= 138K ane TAR Determine the normal force, shear force, and ‘moment acting a a section pasing through point D, #05) 7018 costo”) ~ 6m e206 830" + Seer) + Onn 2019 97) + 8, (Sem +6 aed) 0 a -nran ines ao 00 wow wesirg en, SSA en t oL a oe No = - 203 Aes oe C28 Ady ny maton 20 smaea einen A we 400749. Determine the normal force, shear force, and ‘moment at a section passing tho omen Prssing though pint Take ay, nen +403) a 7am “ict oe A-ow jel Mee som = =o m+ warm 60 tan, Tae wil fa when bee eto of iN Determine tn lng vera od Pe me wll fappor and cate te imtral sta foc shat re ca moment ecton ung ough fim airlnsoe t pote PM 28-2009 +229 «0 ats +TER = 0, 4, = 0533 EN fn-e an-an0 t oe a “am xP +1 #0; Ke +0533= 0 LB eons = 9721. Determine the internal normal fore, shear fone, ‘and bending moment inthe beam at point. Free boty Diagram Te suppor mesons A ne ote compo, Interna Forces: sop Be pun of eushum wo segment C8, == =0 My="liStip- an 722 Determine the ratio of alb for which the shear {oree willbe 2er0 atthe midpoint Cof the beam. Suppon Reaction: Foe £9 (a, Gane fase ne Imernl Foret This protien ute +0. Suing oe realy [FED ()), weave m 4027-23, Determine the internal normal force, shear force, ‘and bending moment at point C Nc=2000% Ane +705 <0; ye-240-120-soincoreo Yermoeun Ane Grme= 240015912009) atin ares) eno Me= 20218 ‘ane {7:24 The jack AB is used 10 straighten the bent heam DE ‘using “the arrangement shown, It the, eat compressive foree in the jack is S100 Tb, determing the internal moment developed at point C othe top hears Neglect the weight ofthe beame fees 403 He + 2500 Sai APO, Me + 2300110) «0 Mew 25000. Ane7.28, Solve Prob. 7-24 assuming that each beam has 3 ‘Uniform weight of 150 b/f on Nso(2= 360018 ATER <0; S000 = 00-2 fer Q smo R Segme: (re +0. Me + m0 + H018 +9 oats Mew 118k ne : e oF PM 70016 Me 726 Determine the socal force, shear fore, and Ioment i the Beam a sections passing trough pot D and E: Point Eis just to the right of the Ski hood (ey 0) Jaane -a)=0 ane ica cras hone bent on Lia ter tartan eo am +120 3-40750-%-0 Wy -025% an (fe =0 My hara-6 -0 Myatt Ane Me=oup hme . eso.227. Determine the normal force, sheat fore, and ‘Moment ata section passing through pein D of the tae Fi member frame. GRO ato aH + 3 0 s0nm Frc = 200 Smee, me +125 = * a wow wom Sy = 200 240 ane +E =O 500-009-150 <0 Mo = 1000) + 00.9) « 50K) 4 y= 9 Me = 280% m = 135 am Ane F728 Devermine the normal force, shear force, and moment at sections pasting through points End at Member BCs pinned at B and theres smooth sce tat C.The pin at Cis fixed to member CD Me ta sae so a swe 6 = aay net LS. sabe oe fy ft 2, = S00 ca" « s | a = 250 ae a L #70 8-0 wanes sense 9 . De et Me = 52) = Sap =o, an » a ran aaig™ = 8 ane $y = aH sy =o o> Im mae7-28 Determine the internal normal free, shear force, tnd the moment at points C and D. ‘Sepport Reactions £80 (a) CH 05,6 6e0848% 12013 +e a) 20 2 AAMS-12000 4, 23515eN 4 Ano 26)<120b) Internat Fores: hapa cio eit w segment AC (FRO) were Fo th 20 3515059 earn) om =O ea2H9 EN Ane Ne=2000N ane N20 asta veno G0 Me asiseo145 (2 <0 Bee Kan Menton m foe % os Aetving te eget of qulirum 9 segment BD (EBD (0) we are Smo, M0 an +1E5 90; H48485-60080 Yya-208 EN Ane C20, 84850) -6(15) tg 0 My=16SEN ew ane 4067-8, Determine the normal force, shear free and mo. ‘ment acting a sections passing though points Band C fon the curved ro G45 0 My 20092600 a — “ G42 Me 205 ~~ 200 — ame nss) G88. =m) =0 no 7 i Mas tem wn {8H 0, 50094204 He <0 7-31. The canlevered rick is used to support each end of smooth pipe that has a oat weight of 100 tb. Dee. Ine the normal free, sear farce, and moment that act [O in the arm at is fixed Suppor A along avertcal section, — | lo lo Pe lo TRAD Noon! 120 el + fe 19 io Mea mans mw io to GEM, 20. ah maAHOy wo| #732 Determine the normal force, shear force, snd moment ata section passing through point D of the two- member frame. 301+ 8) 4 8 “Hie hems 0 -1220 ee 04 eS Me s00415 = me : Nee tone mt Me = 080m ry oles 408,7-38 Determine the internal normal force. shear force, 4nd bending moment inthe beam at points D and F, Ponet E's just tothe nghtof the 4kip load. Assume-A isa rolls Support, the splice at Bis pin, and C isa fixed support Support Reactions: Spon racsons Coed ot omit ‘hee From BD (a) Gy =o, 6019) -4102) 40 4, “S125 #0, 5,+300-60020 su 20 ano Internal Forces: hoping be eases of ium » segment AD (80 (5), weave 30 mao An 472520; 200-200-%=0 Yeoh (+0400, y-300(5)90 My 29.008 Ams ‘oping te eqeacoes of eutieum w agent BE (FED ()}, weve Sige ao bee stem -smseneo on Compe Mes0e-0 ne yw a 2506 )23.0 kip7.34. Determine the internal normal force, shear force, and bending moment at points E and Fof the ‘Seppore Reactions: Members HD and HG ee 00 fre members ‘Unig metodo BD Ca], we have S25 20 Aye 2659" Figcos 2457 20 Fro“ ha=F Y TDR <0, 28265 t0000 Foo fag = Fa 94098 Fo eS From FBD (0), 2687 a 80 () aN CG #0) 6 (2012657) +6 caer 2657)-8944501) <0.) From FRD Meson (2) Gem =o, 1560001) ~c (2026579) 46 (rn 2657) =O (2) Soing Es (2 nd 2 G=0 Geson Internal Forces: hopyng he eqn ube segment DE (£80 ()), weave stem ee jae C=O WU MeN Ane Cire eo an Arig te quan of eur w seen CFUFBD (e)], we hve pe =O Vp + 300008 26, wean Ane NPE =O Ny S00sin26590=0 Yye20N Ane an Cy =O, My 964105) sn 26715) «0 ¢ gr45n \ \F My= BEN Ane Me Ne 410788 Drow the shear and moment diagrams for the beam (a) in terms of P= 800Ib, a = Sh Parameters shown: (hb) set 2 © Sarewom os, Lenn Fa ones ts, 41m ve emm a = e260 wee sone ms we sheveta —t, +105 +0 yao ~ om [Td 1B O teor ews) Moe PH ee | vou anon of the for locating the eller st ‘in he Beam at seo, 412SrabutetSemiccular arch is subjected to 4 untorm Daren lead slong its att of ar per unk cen Determine the internal normal force, Shes force sy "moment in the arch at @ = 45" Renan of bed at = [otra sat» rms = rt -con8) f= [ontrd cond « emi ruin) Mee Loneaoe «ne dees WE Ve Rc ~ Fined 20 V = 0299¢ wy couds — 0.707 minds Ve 02% fe ANTE 0 W608 « Fan ° Mm = 0.707 mynd 0.2927 wy conas* Gee awe lS) «corey «0 Me 0071 kay 737. Solve Prob. 7.36 for 9= 120% emda of don! ol Pres [rd tint = race «rnc Fin = Lona ont = rte en) Mae Lorene sme i, Forse ms (hmea8 120) = 1 Sr Fag =r 120 = 0.8660 rg AE Not Sr mye 3-0.84603 regia 000 NaO8irmy he N25 20 VoL Syme. 5086609 ec #0 Gere 413738 Determine the sy 2 components of internal x4, loading a a setion passing through point Cin the pipe © assembly. Neglect the weight of the pipe, “Take Re = (15035) + 70) te lor = (350) ~ 400k) band Fy = (1504 = 300K) fb ae Gaon aes ca 5 EN, = mm Am mE ERLE Y- Me = (1404 1205-504) mn Meg = M406 a Moy 780% hee 7.39, Determine the x y, 2 components of internal i loading ata section passing through point Cin the pipe ficembly. Neplect the weight of the pipe. Take = (B04 + 200} ~ 3004} Ib and y= (2508 ~ 150} ~ 200k) 1 enone eo tomy eee Got a mk 62-00 : Hy Dy Meer KR eth ae ela a A 1M, = (10m — sy 2508) Meetup hae Mog = 20008 ame 44“7-40, Determine the x,y,z components of force and moment at pint C in the pipe assembly. Neglect the FrEM OF the ie, Me load acting at (0.35 fe 8 fe Bs § [524 10k] ty and M= (30K) Ib fe and se pone (0.35 10) Fy = {80H Ih Fev body Diegrem : The rp rcson rel nt cng Ural Farce: Meni te cuts of eb w segment BC, PHO (e),-26-8020 (4), 21008 ane =o Newo aw BO %,-0000 %), «100m Ane TH =O OM), -100)=0 4), 2008-4 Ane BG =0 (Me), -240)=0 GK), er.0%-R Ane =O; UK), +24(2¢80(2)-2020 (Me), «178 & Ane 415TAL. Determine the x,y, £ components of force and ‘moment at point inthe pipe assembly, Neglect the weight fof ‘the pipe. Take Fy = (3S0}-$00j) band Fy = |=300j +S ‘Free body Diagram : The vppo raciont ned nob compu Icernal Forces: hepying he equines of abi segment BC, Ne#35020 Ne 25006 Ae (400-3000 (¥.),=7008 ane BE =O, (We, 410=0 (1), =-1908 ane 40; #30003) 20 (te, «1208 20Rip- Ane , (04, +350(3)- 190) «0 (i), 275008 Ane BM =0, (a), ~300(2) 40002) =0 (i), 100 LAD ph ne 416Draw the shear and moment diagrams for the P ‘beam (a) in terms of the parameters shown: (B) ca Be 600 Iba Stb = 7H Fa erstard, TER wo, . 20 ee 77 eee Pe Mee ne ©) For? = 00,6 sRbern 7-43. Draw the shear and moment diagrams for the cantilevered beam, st Fy we For Os2e5 8 STE 60 two-vew v 100 Ase Coho Me-tones 0080; Mw 100% 1800 Ane Fee $<23108 mews TEA +0 L00-vae V0 100 he =m Game wetoersio=6 Mo 04-100 AneJ-44, “The suspender bar supports the 600-h engine ‘Oraw the shear snd moment diagrams forthe hae ralb Fer ose ies eeeelae vee ere ES me ee a voy are) s fe tanensse mm 2125 20 an-m9-v00 va 300 Ane Po Gi =o Me a002- 01-1560 KP Ms 3002-900 km 41874S. Draw the shear and moment diagrams for the beam (a) in terms of the parameters shown, (b) et Mo = SOON+m, = 8m, tow ota a Sate ORR e am see veo ae Oe Ct 0k 4 | i; Fefacre Sm peep. 4! as merstm fs +t CD Meo ane 746, If L = 91, the beam wil nil when the maximum Shear force is Vgus = SEN of the maximum bending ‘Moment i Mya, = 24N-m. Determine the magnitude ‘Myf the largest couple moments it will support, Secteuon wt 1-457 Ma = Mi 4197.47. The shafts supported by a thrust bearing at A and journal bearing a Bf L = 10 edhe sat wl fall when the maximum moment i My = 5 kip. Determine the largest uniform distibued Toad w the shat will suppor 4207.49. Draw the shear and bendng-mon the te| See Suppor Reactions: From FBD (). Gre Guo gat oo erkcas (0 6) stepeo vee. (t= 20 (shu S y eH yews) -ano 7 MoT (estat) ane ¥ 422- ‘SL. Draw the shear and moment diagrams fr the beam, Ley =o 25010 oo wenel = 8001105 = 150+ 4,029 «6 M = 250006 ~ 52 6) soo Ler Lae “280 + 10+ asa + ee 0 sao ow 7-82. Draw the shear and moment inrams forthe Beant 4088 UI etme ans EE hone ema am Se aon eae asa) ease ee MCKp sD7-82. Draw the shearand moment diagrams fo the beam. 2kNim Serpent actions: From FRD (a), (2H 0: 6(6-3001)-30015)=0 6 «300% +125 =, 4,43m0-300-300=0 4,-3.0 ‘Shear and Moment Dicgromt The ek vie of monet gran ‘an be eis wing he metodo sons. The maoum moments si Semilspan(x» 3m) whee V=0. From FRD (0) Ceme=0 M3001) =0 Mes HOD sayy goKw FAHD 30K 7-83. Draw the shear and moment diagrams for the beam, SeprertReaetiont (omen gw-rall I stage 4,02 444"784. Draw the shear and moment diagrams for the beam, Senport Reactions Go ee +125 20, 188. Draw the shear and moment disgrams for the ‘beam.7486. Draw te shear and moment diagrams forthe beam. Support Reactions: Prom FBD (W. Gmqeo sam eisoasis ~500(3)-150(12)=15=0 2, -0%e +12 =; 4,4400-150-300-150+0 4, =400%ip ‘Shear and Moment Diagrams : he vane fe nomen x sippent ‘A nd Bean be evel wig te med of seons (FBD (I HEMAO MeISOC)+1540 A= 4501p 446 Aysaeokiy 40-9 HONG 1B Obi7-87. Draw the shear and moment diagrams for the ew, site, Mom hip | 7-88, Draw the shear and moment diagrams foe the beam, ens An GoM so. stn (8) —1 447°7-89. Determine the tension i in each segment of the «able and the cable's total length Eeuations of Bquilldrtm: hepyng med ofits, we hve deine a STH 90, Repco Feo 0-0 0 4TH, =O; ficsin eset 100-0 oy Geomety 002 coon rors oS Bey 3 sage Wa Ta ‘Svbste ove rela in Es. (0, 2 (3 an (4a se. We have Fen H67% Fy = BOW fy=S1B aw ya26798 1 VI (TT Tae than 448 100 tb7-90, Determine the tension in each segment of the cable and the cable's total length Exuaions of Equilibria : doping mee of pins, wehave S20 tal 2]-fcuo=0 wo th +1 2K <0; a |-Fecsin 8-50.00 2) 50 teh nce . oes ATT 0 Ferm oe Fesing = 4 wore mee Ten | Oe Ssh ove eu E02 (and Aan solve. We Fees 87 yy =TE2 ey =747 As yas ‘Trea eng of eae (TF TORT sist An 449The cable supports Combing (1) 802) Pre 199 = 6 conmie By (4,0) PyDect i206 suppor the three Ids shown, Deermine the mapitede of Bil Ph <0 ey Ya = BH Abo find the say yo. © ae j fay = sta) + oo a stage Etna ° 8 stan fen Tarp Ta 4611798. The cable supports the loading shown, Determine the distance xp the force at point B acts from A. Set ney P= 401. pea 794, ‘The cable supports the loading show, Determine the magnitude ofthe horizontal fore P so thal ry = 6 f, Salven Ea. (2) 2)453°7.96 ‘The cable supports the three loads. shown i Determine the sags yn and yp of points B and D and the a tension in each Segment ofthe cable, rl) _ Peet — bsg Lag Soin 1] nd 2 ls re AINSEIR By eTETAT L if re PRT RT RR Method of Joi oo FE, =O Acco 460-77 41008 23 =0 Fic= EU =6561 Ane $725 90; renarns629° 636 aon 14.607 (Cheeks +1 ER a0, halle ° i tir a, +6S6dorin 1460"—500=0 ay Soting Ep.) (2 yl 794609026108 y= T1798 meTIbB Joints + 1 60, Fees 40.0" -7179508 2778" «0 Be B021b=10% haw fie +TEE20; so2Kinwoe “008" =717954a.27.78°-200 =0 (Cheeks) mip * Fe*7095 454797. Determine the maximum uniform loading, ‘measured in fbf that the cable ean support fit is capable ‘of sustaining a maximum tension of SKN Tb before twill break ve Bilayer * mean feo Maso ys0 GaGeo Fa = S108 Tae 2000 Fe= r05 198, The cables subjected toa uniform loading of w 250 Ib/f, Determine the maximum and minimun tension in the cable, From Bape? 16; ree me 2O08 | "oy Tie * (02th Tan * y= 1208 Ane 4551499. ‘The cable AD is subjected t0 a uniform loading of 200 Nim. Ifthe weigh ofthe cable is neglected and the slope angles at points A and B are 30° and. G0, ‘spectively determine the curve that defines the cable shape and the maximum tension developed in the cable 5 79 O88 6 src w ary 45697-100. The cable: mn supports a girder which weighs 850 If, fem a be oe ee | tH wo. BH My ewn. x 6c00-25 0-29 dea = 9 = so + 0? co «ae 10 = 6 io ge 2 cane 16179 - Whee aw 477401, The cable is subjected tothe triangular loading. If the slope of the cable at point O is zero, determine the uation of the curve y = f(x) which defines the cable shape OB, andthe maximum tension developed the cable 2.2.4 aa yet anen PHAM any sam" = wl = sna" 458,7402 The cable is subjected tothe parabolic loading S05 (2/80) f/f, where xis in Determine. 1 Ff enaner the equation» = f(x) which defines the cable shape Ad 5 Sts : Tinie jon siepecna P-scae se Scere 4597-103. The cable will break when the maximum tension eachs Trax = TOKN, Determine the sag h if t supports the uniform distributed load of w = 600 Nin, The Equation of The Cale fdemenae a (were) a eenay Contos ya0ureomiomeat onfiey G0 Seous=0,centomeya 08 4ic,) G20 7 satremaial 92 Lic) Tu, 0 tan From 4} ont = 2] -£= 001284125) = 0.1604 460"7.104, Determine the maximum tension developed in the cable i is subjected to a uniform load of 600 Nin Ph Eatin of The ae rah fdeimere “aC 0 rey Y=0.a-£=0, ten fom Ea} Semi asno amt sat) mire Th, $n 10% 0 Pomme 0m tem 20H} sentoon Hera ason wd Settee Be Seoun ® “Tarasateen =04738( 10°) xen 10° = 100 a he manu ten ocus when 8 04735( 10") (100) +4 10" ba = 1261" ‘Termination in te cable is tage fbr 2657 Say ET = 12965700 130M Ame 461TAOS. A cable has a weight of 5 Ib Lit can span 300, ftand has a sag of 15 fi, determine the length ofthe cable ‘The ends ofthe cable are supported at the sate clevsang a Ur y= Beak Sty Se CE) 7-406, ‘Show that the deflection curve of the cable discussed in Example 7-15 reduces to Eq (4) n Example ‘7-14 when the hyperbolic cosine function is expanded in ferms ofa series and only the frst Iwo terms are retained (The answer indicates thatthe catenary may be replaced by a porabola inthe analysis of problems in which the sa i small, In this eas, the cable weight is assumed to Be uniformly distributed slong the horizontal) 4627.107. A uniform cords suspended between two points having the same elevation. Determine the sag-0-span "tio so that the maximum tension inthe cord equals the cords total weight From Esumple 7-18 Se) for 8-4 vate] [Seep green ate wred ) 4 aG)-4] ete eats oats 2150 95093 tan « rca (3) 2 at)-n— #974108, A cable has a weight of 2 1b/N. Hit can span 100 ft and has a sag of 12 fe, determine the length ofthe ‘able. The ends ofthe cable are supported from the same ‘elevation i es [ans f= 21228 i 8aae AB “the |G) From By (3) of Empl? 15 From Eg (3) of angle? 15 erred7-409. ‘The transmission cable having a weight of20Ibtt ' strung across the nver as shown. Determine the required force that must be applied to the cable at its Points of attachment to the towers at # and C. ym = 278% Ane ears a a we (oar = mse Cade = 282em NT = 20 299 AneTLIO. The cable weighs 6 h/t and is 150 fin tength Determine the sag fi s0 that the eable spans 100. Find ‘the minimum tension inthe cable Defection Curve of The Cab ee [1+(Um) nea? Peaming We mepuicn ye saveifec} “ From 64,714 4 & dea a den EGG) * Seousmarmmsyia ob rc) C40 Baous0 Fo sa (a) R Pe eeatiemme Same % Bo eens, 420u1r=0 andthe rest C, #0, From E(t] “ rateeol alee yoduss0 Poms) Oa nc ta 6 0-2 Tn Bitte 7 Haa()-] 6 satis ret sia ‘The maximum tension cocurs at @= 8... = 0°. Thus, fal 15S] mnie eset yeh ux=308 From Eg (6) say yr 6 sR al gc tfesoan am 465TALL A telephone line (cable) stretches between two points which are 180 ft apart and atthe same elevation, ‘he line sags 5 ft snd the cable has a weight of 03 Inf Determine the length of the cable and the maximum tension inthe cable 3 cx XS ism —f AEs SR ase w= 03m = Meow’ f= 000 += at 205) «122 466OTL The cable has a mass of 05 ke/m and is 25 m, Jong, Determine the vertical and horizontal components of “ force it exerts on the top ofthe tower. - ont 1 foweet ering een yi. somes} pole btay oon tx =0; 4 = 06 I} a wn Be eat Cn Fa" yl C= ah (00807, Hee fe eedig(u ctr ]-a09 o Aretsm 02sm PromByD welt, foes nano} ‘Acpoth,1028m Pom 1309, Blaine Te sas 9.26550 (i), =Fymaey -T9KaaASS 16S Aa (agehee 98 asAA-AIS. A 50-1 cable is suspended between two points distance of 15 ft apart and at the same elevation If the ‘minimum tension in the cable is 200 Tb, determine the {otal weight of the cable and the maximum tension developed in the cable = 9m Toul weight © me 1= 79030) = 400k Ame 468JAA14, The man picks up the S24 chin and holds it just. high enough soit is completly off the ground. The chain has poins of attachment 4 and B that are $0 apart. Ifthe chain has a weight of 31b/ft, and the man weighs 150 I 6 By il enderoe cof eaaie ae A= Fyn 8» 184. 003an 26.46 = 78.00% Equation of Equilibrium By cossering the item oft man, H1ER 20M -189-208000° 4697118. “The halloonis held in place using a 4004 cord that ‘wih 08 ht and makes 60? angle with the horizontal {he tension n the ord at point 4s 150 Th, determine the length ofthe cord. tht is Wing on the ground and the t Bas hight. Hint Estahlish the coordinate system shown, Deftection Curve of The Cable Peramng Be megaon kts a o a a Fam Ea) from eg 7 a oentary Conditions Suing = 168.38 ino Ea (4, Zeous-armmiaia onZore) co Th, (2 beset o ra 12382 a(S ast") a saltase yahase 1246 From 615 Sete (ine) els . Ses Fala goms6]-1] 758 Ane Peoming be eenon Fi con( 8s] Reels ia YrOus=0.Frombsis) 0+ Seam 06, tu 6 The 85) bcmes 6 ‘The tesion developed te nto be cod is T= 150 and 470TAIGe A 100-1 cable is attached between two points ‘at distance 50 fe apart having equal clevations Ifthe From Bangle 7 maximum tension developed in the cable is 7S Th, Aetermine the length of the cable and the sag, wea. mle = To, BIA » 90, Sen) ay seman “im 1060 Aw 0 w= Bo tem Toalimgs = 24-5860 Ane fmt) hy7-117, Determine the distance a between the supports in terms of the beam’s length L so that the moment in the symmetric beam is zero atthe beam’s enter, ‘Support Reactions :, From FB (a, Ineral Forces Ti poten res Mz 0. Suing momen out pot CTFBD (2, we ave Geno FG) ‘THR Draw the shear and moment diagrams forthe beam. stip tipmu). Draw the shear and moment diagrams forthe Ream aac a ‘Suprert Reactions: The RN ol canb replat by an uve ose {ec cope mament a Be owe 08 FBD (2). GM =O psn (6) 6191-90020 TEE 0; Ay +636Hnn "640 4, = 10K Shear and Moment Function For 0.2 <3 [FBO] 41200, 1g0-v=0 v=1500N Ane Coen, MoLsoreo Meir Am Ane For 3 mexs6 m(FBD (6) ATER =O, Ve636iN S20 VRASON Ans Gao, csetin ssn CCC v ¢ _ xm) — 4.5 aa » 7108, Draw the shear and moment disgrams for thebeam. 2 473,722. A chan is suspended between points at the same clevation and spaced distance of 0 ft apart. ICit has a weight of 0 Tift and the sag is 3 ft, determine the ‘maximum tension inthe chain, eng nn el iigenohs} ow * 5 rhe an ee at ae ‘tansy sentir x 1-0, 120008 anti bem 9 suing 3 ne ie: nas pon ty ens w=, 720 ye GB Toe Ble ron ote Dee 20R Ota. mall ‘ Teh, me (88) woe TAIZ, Draw the shear and momentdlagrams forthe beam. a gos rr8-1. The mine car and its contents havea total mats of 6 Me and a center of gravity at G. It the coctfodan or Static fiction between the wheels and the racks is 04 when the wheels are locked. find the mortal feace ‘acting on the front wheels at R and the reur wheels ca qthen (a) only the brakes at are locked, and (0) he brakes at both A and B are locked. In either ease dors the ear move" Equations of Eqilbrivm The nem eacions tg oe whe a (A wed) ar ndcpendent ao wheter he whens eka 9 Hane, ‘Tenomal acon cg on he wie we be sae for bo ces CoB <0: mc +10(.05)-s846(06)=0 MAUS IGS Ane 412720, Ny st6.ste-sttexo My=A2316N@30N Ane ‘Friction When Be wees Aare ck, (Fan, #8, M = 04(16.54) S176KN. Sine (Fay < 104, he whee Awl sp and the was vil That. te mine car mo Ane When bth whee a A and 8 aac en (Fou My #0416 88) = .SITEEN ad (Fa =p =04(42316) © 16926URN, See Fm * Fag * OSUAIN> ION, th when sp. Ths 82. I the horizontal force P= 891m Formal and rictiona! for Take w= 03.4 - 02 determine the 8 acting on tho 300+ erate AL + No — semana + 9 komen = N= hse — soma «9 (eu “BN nn = A490 «> Am o.ns83, ‘The uniform pole has a weight of 30 and a length 0f26 IF itis placed against the smooth wall and onthe ough Moor in the position = 10, wilt remain in this Position when it i released? The coefficient of static Fection is = 02, GM #0 90- man «0 1M = 6258 . goth ae =o, 24h +12 +0 Mm -m a0 & Kame Pl Cine #0360) = 9% > 625m Yu te pole wien nny, Ane “The uniform pole has a weight of 3 and a tength (of 26 ft Determine the maximum distance d it can be Placed from the smooth wall and not sip. The coefficient ‘of stat friction between te floor and the pole is =O. ATER eo Mw =0 Kom * 7 FestFaee #0300) = 98 sou Sth =a m-9e0 tut mao 4 f Gem = soserm-sasime +0 a ua os 900 da thea 908 AN Ame 477Te ifm 2 nder rests onthe rough Nor for ‘hich he coffin of serio = OB and against Thesmooth nal a Determine the horizontal force P the tran mos exert onthe Tadr in de to cause ito move ane Se uri te mao ole Smee Poned , 11, = -4m a0 “| f mame TF, (mee moro He Pee me heise (Rime = 0400) = 60> 15D OK tegen, pan ke 446, The wiform 2b ladder rex. the rough Noe for Sic the coetiient of tat frtion ity =O and aga thesmorth wlat B Determine the Rorzomtal force P the tan mt exert on header in ordr to caus i to move poem at ee sp A han a atte mom eo Ns ‘ zal nome a : P F040 20 mi Gm ne, r1o-200)-200)-409=0 Fa FEA Motto pete Am ee MaTR>0 OK Tee wi ona cent wie wal. 4787. Am axil fore of 7 = S00 1 is upped to the Da. IF the coefficient of sti tition a the jaws C and D i = 05, determine the smallest nor force that the sew at A must exert on te smoath surface ofthe ks ft and C im order to hod the bar satonary. The inks 4 pimconnected at F and G Repte Fe = Ne on Fim GEM, =o, 901) = 20 "8.8. The winch on the truck cused to bois he garbage bin ont the bed ofthe tack Lhe loaded bin has a weight ‘8800 Ih and centr of gravity at G, determine the force in the cable needed to begin the lit. The coefcens of Satie fiction at A and B are iy = 0.3 and pg = 02, respoatvely. Nepest the eipht othe soppont at A SER 20 Text a GEM 20, ss = H402) 0 =02%pso A ~ Nsin —0.4686 48) =0 PEER =O; sat6s4e 4501+ Tan" + Nyon 47989, The 15-¢ ladder has a uniform weight of 80 Ib and 8 against the smooth wall at B. Ifthe coelficient of Static fiction at A is uw = 0.4, determine ifthe ladder will slip. Take @ = 60°. +1, 0; MISeaM - Bx S)omte » 0 Me = ome hn Smee R= mow oe ofal ears 4135-0, meme ¥ Can = 048) = 20> BOM (O.K!) Trent ap, Ane 8-10, ‘The block brake is used to stop the wheel from rotating when the whee! is subjected to couple moment Ma, If the coeficient of static fiction between the wheel and the block is , determine the smallest force P that should be applied Ge 0 Pan mbe ane no so ’ a we gts z ons ma < GG 20 Army wo in sal pe ome Aes 9 a}8-11, Show that the brake in Prob. 8-10 i self locking. ie, PO, provided b/e = y,. Seesluonw Poh 8-10, Regus P50 Then o sme ’ wat oe "8-12. Solve Prob. 8-10 if the couple moment My is applied counterclockwise GMO Pa Mw rewo "ores Coty = 0 i= a0BAB, The block brake consists of a pin-connected lever and friction block at B. The coefficient of state friction between the wheel and the lever isp, = 0.3, anc a tor ‘of 5 N-mis applied tothe w can hold the wheel stationary whi the ever is (a) P = 30, (b) P Determine ifthe brake the foree applied to (Ally 0 ROI) -540 eB aRN (9M = OF Hg (0) ~ 1111102) ~ 23295005) Pag = 888 Pew CEN Nw » ne B14, Solve Prob. Si he SN founerclockvse. is applied (ime 0 ReI) $20 = sass seen Ne Lem 8 Aloo tni0n + msKo0 =o ne ph ts, oe a ses Pe TON > MIEN Yee Ane “ool 482(OF has a weight of 4500 Ip with center of Ariving traction is developed atthe rear ‘wheels B. while the front wheels at a ar the coefficient of static Friction froe to ral, taveen the wheels at 8 and the ground iss, = 0.5, determine if its possible to poll at P = 1200 th without eausin slip or the front wheels at A to the wheels at 8 10 off the ground. suopte: [ey eo —eon — R20) + HE =o sons tage = (ey ne 129 + on) = 0 ‘nepuabiw pu dete woasippnecr toning Ane "BG. The car has a mass of 1.6 Me and center of mass at G. If the coefficient of static friction between the shoulder ofthe road and the tires is, = Oct. determine the greatest slope # the shoulder ean have without the car to slip or tip er if the var travels al shoulder at constant velocity Tre: 2 PAD a“ SEM. = 0 —W con0(25) + W sin9(2.5) 20 x “open NE 2K on “ See MY, 2-0, w-wone =o \ oe 0 v8 ao 4838-17, The drum has a weight of 100 band rests on the foot for which the coefficient of static friction sy = 6. fa =2ftand b = 3, determine the smallest magnitude ‘of the force P that will cause impending motion of the ‘rum. ame tat den G+ wr Za pemae Si -a -F+3( Peer STR GW 100-833 = 150m Fou = 06(10) = 908 > 667 OK rum ep at seamed Pesm Ae 8.18 ‘The drum has 2 weight of 100 band rests on the floor for which the coeicient of static frictions, = 0 Ma = 3 tand = 41 determine the smallest magnitude ‘of the force P that will cause impending motion of the rum. ave a ee eon Stn =o -oswer (Sao +E eo Q)-109 +0 #0 we 1oD Gere 1. + o(2)e.9 | Fetune ise 06 eg et P= 100m Aw oH Woot8.19. The coefficient of static fiction between the shoes at A and # of the tongs and the pallet is ws ~ 05, and between the pallet and the floor 4, = 0.4 Ifa horizontal towing force of P = 300N is’ applied to the tongs ine the largest mass that can be towed, 0mm ‘res: 41m 20, ee #0: Feats roan +135 =, ar na" 200 = 0 = ens) = 1782 nr) + HTD) ~ HAA =O Ream w = muon = 21838 we son oon °8:20. ‘The pipe is hoisted using the tongs. If the coefficient of static friction at A and B is u, determine the smallest dimension © so that any pipe of inner diameter d can be lifted ee: aoteum 7 na ko-$8.21. Determine the ma lite with constant veloc! im weight W'the man can using the pulley system, without © and then with the “leading block" o pull dk ig block” or pulley at AThe man * 7% has a weight of 200 band the coefficient of static ition between his feet and the ground is, = 06 a cots" $06 = 0 N= x0m, an) = Aroin te ol 8.22, The uniform dresser has a weight of 90 lb and fn a tile Moor for which , = 0.25. I the man pushes on it in the horizontal direction 6 = 0°, determine t lest magnitude of force F needed to move the dresser. Also ifthe man has a weight of 150 Ib, determine the smallest coetticient of static friction between his shoes, and the floor so that he does not slip tu a ro 4125 6 woo + Le! N= 50m i, F-02990) = 0 48623. The uniform dresser ha om a tie oor for which it in the ditcetion «= 30 ascight of 90 Iv and ress 25. the man pushes on etermine thes wiles’ tae ao N= 90-Fenr = 0 ah imapitide of fore F needed to move the dreser Alea fe ifthe man has a weight of 130. determine the smallest yp 2401 Ti: (Hime e205 < Bm2K. A 36ke disk rests on an inclined surface for which, = 0.2. Determine the maximum vertical force P that may be applied to link AB without causing the disk toslip aC Equaions of Egulbriom Fram FBD (0) (22 20,0) 4, (900) = From FBD (0). ATE 20 Nem Gf 3 -0667P-3633520 I) (¢3=0. R120 - 046670299 «0 a Poction: et one verge of moving, sping woul have w oer pone Hens, = Ne = 02N,Subsng is ave Ea.) 194(2] ad solving, weve c= 606408 8:29. The crate has a W and the coefficient of static foction at the surface is, = 0.3. Determine. the vientation of the cord and the smallest posible force P that has to he applied to the cord sa thatthe erates on the verte of moving Bqutions of Bgutidriom +125 20; Wemnewoo a EE 20 Rar o-Fe0 rition: We es on he verge of movin. siping wil have w cca esc F= 1H = O30, Sbsining nue ww I] ae lee Maes Fat Bes(U) an ow pete Ped a _teooe weovoaame ‘Ii créer obi he minimam P, & wo a sy] 20-0380 ON Ge oF 03an sin 00301 60. i670 16 ze (cor 0203 #) SF onfettame mtr 490 noses, £2. tay M0169, F202 50 Tu, 6= 1670 witerahina * Spear coomrayp 024 SETS Sasa Te 7 828Biss, ‘or Bor both Pipe is being lowered from the truck bed when it is in the position shown. If the ‘soeffiient of static trietion atthe points ot support A and 4. determine where it begins to slip fist at BON, + ~ Bonne = 0 OD. tos (meet B09 = KO =o a 5 aon GET We ane ig A me, Peeearord = 040 = 045m) = 28141 > 14290 ‘The friction pawl is pinned at A and rests against the whee! at B. It allows freedom of movement when the Wheel is rotating counterclockwise about C. Clockwise Totation is prevented due to friction of the paw! which tends to bind the wheel. If (u,)y = 06, determine the design angle # which will prevent clockwise motion for ‘any value of applied moment M. Hin: Neglect the weight ofthe paw! so that it becomes a two-force member. ‘Friction Whe he wheel 0 he erg ing, sping went hare rat Hens, f=, =O. From Be fore cagm he fore develop a te te fort ener AB) anc 20"+ 9) = 8 10 an 491*832. ‘The semicylinder of mass m and radivs res on the rough incined plane for which ~ 10” and the oeticient of static friction is wy = 0.3. Determine ifthe Semieylinder sides down the plane, and if not, find the angle of tip # of ts base AB. Equations of Equilibrio Crm 20F-onimine( a0 Sapo Roni -manern0 co 2195-0. Fintona t-atinno o Solving Eg (0 an 1] ye Na96im Fe 1308 a Ane Friction : The xin ton force cn be developed betwen te sey end pine & Pau = AN = 0303.661m) 209m Se fa > Fo 10m, the Secylinder will wo side EE3B The semicyindcr of mass m and radius ¢ ties on Ae, fough inclined plane. Ifthe inclination nyse defermine the smatescoecent of static retin wit from slipping Equations of Byulibrim : Y ee ha a Pi NPEE = N=9simeonis 0 Nn 94IEm LiF Foi te eed on be vere of mois, spng wok hve 2 c con ce \ 7x ~ Feu 2598 =, (9416) ” 0268 AneBHM ‘The door hea 9 oo hy dvened to preunt under the Jor and the costo ‘opened. Neglect the weight of the brace The meee oo mener a} 1s= oF NS. The mam has a weight of 2 th and the svetfisient I static friction hebweem his shoee and the Moot is position his conter nS. Determine where he sho avity Gat dim order 19 exert the maximum A 056 = 05200) = 100m horizontal foree om the dowe. What i this Fore SiR +0 P1000 P= 109m (FM 05 nama) = 1048) = 0 493"834, The B0-tb hoy stands on the beam and pulls on the cord with a force large enough to just cause him to slip. If Gide = Od between his shoes and the beam determine the reactions at A and 8, The beam i uniform And has 9 weight of 100 lb. Neglect the size ofthe pulleys an the thickness ofthe heart ON, From FD). Hews =06980)=344%, Fea PRD). (2420 nmin os6oe-n4(2 A161 ea.8ia7) 49 90 Aeeibeeee am Supee aeus(l)-seccsenser=0 amon - When boy 0 ever uo ery etm. aera Seas =n 207-960-1002, =0 a -DLB=mIb ee8.37, The bh boy stands on the beam and polls with a force of 40h If (1) = 04 determine the fritional force between hisshoes and the beam and the reactions at A and ‘B-The beam is uniform and has a weight of 100 Ib. Negleet the sizeof the pulleys and the thickness ofthe beam. quaions of Equllb ram and Friction : From FBD dou +124 <0: 10(3)-20-0 Np = 9538 Sueo gaa()-0 mesure an Se (Fae "(Ny = 04(98.38) = 38.151 > fy te te boy det & stp hee ei eto Np Batenneson an rom 0) w G20 ms orsane -a(2 +011 en 7-4 (0 20 ‘sais ue Spee ettpeo wane BO: 46h (5 ona" =9894-100-8, «0 w acmuecue he 495,8.8K Two blocks A and B have a weight of 10 lb and 6th respectively. They are resting onthe incline for which the coefficients of state friction are wa = 0.15 and ng 025, Determine the incline angle #for which both blocks begin to slide. Alo find the required. stretch or ‘ompression inthe connecting spring for this to occu. The spring has astifness of k= 3 Ie Using te ping force arma, f= bx 2+, -0in =o a N25 20, Mtoe 800 a From FBD (0), MAO h-2-wino<0 fo NEE 0 oon 0 4 ‘Friction : Mock A ad one verge move, spying Wonk have w ose a psd wd Ree nth, “1S, we hy 12255 Subwoig ee vale it Ey 1, (2), 8a (4a song, we e108 enon Nya9m9% “Wy 58970 a9, Two blocks A and J have a weight of 10 Ib and Sibres Pectvely. They ae resting onthe inching for which 018 and ip = ‘cause motion of the coefficients of static fretion are ay 0.25, Determine the angle # which wil Equations of Equilibria : 5 eves at moras, tsp 2m a Net, 20, a From F8D (by, (2% 20 h-sin-0 % Ne 0, -teor 80 4 Friction : Asuing So Aion evr sp. Fetus 20150, fo Sag Ea (U2 (1 (ad) iets eT 190018 Ny = 59340, 7 2513934) « 1.483 > fy, tock B doesnot so Trlr. de stove eomption comes Ther 8S Relate G0m0m Ane 496 prex, yo a Ny @ aes & C3) fyr2x“8-40, Determine the smallest fore the man must exert fn the rope in order to move the 80-kg crate. Also, wh 8 at this moment? The coefficient of static 1 Moor is w, = 03. is the ang friction between the erate and hy \ oe: ps Ix, 03 Tae = oy ba T2590, Neo one -togay 0) 1 SUE 50, Tess Tomi + Pind = 0 4195 90) Tan + Tents — rene r= 6ams7 iat Te ommenr ent Teomar Fre Ea (1) (2, 497Be. ‘The three hars have a weight of Wy = 20 Ib, Wh = 401m and We = 60 I, respectively Ifthe coefficients 1 ‘of stati fiction atthe surfaces of contact are as shown, ‘determine the smallest horizontal force Preeded to move sieck Nex naaion of Blam ad Prion: Ws At nore gee, es tc iipene wale ec ate omer €3 a AB Base cat Te sradea "038s dp *HaMig "0p Pom . foal 2125-0 Negaa(8)-won0 o Suen osna-r(Joo @ mtr0() $1250. Mgt -f0%0 ® 22H 60, Pasty -02dgn0 Sobing E41. 2). (and (yt Fad636b Neg eth Hy Lt2D — Frog @ othp ee 1 wa ste ee m 2,20; PH03m,-02%9=0 Seng E86. and ee Tah Mp 2119050 Mage t8050 Pisa Bsm (Cony Ane 498$42. The frieion hook is made from a fixed frame whichis shown colored anda elinder of negligible Seid A pcce of paper i plated betwecn the SMOOTN gare eg pease wall and the lindo 18 = 0°. determine the smatest *7 25 that any wciht HW of paper p ca he eld = oma: ¢ (omy ae Fes 5 ont + rae = 23 | F sae Fe Ge sty 20. iar Rear = 057 Pape aanr stu aaa =0 42. The refigeatr has weight of 1801 and rest on 2 tle hor for which ya 085. Ifthe man pushes Rorizonaly onthe refrigerator i the direction shown, Aetemine the males magnitude of force need to move STAlso ithe man has alg of 10 termine he Salles coetigen of ion between hs shock and he floors hat he doesnot sp ton of Eqaiirum Fon F9 (0) S125 20) to wenom Sipen poreo 0 Gam 20) orm «0 1 ‘ition Assuming he eager so ever sping hen PN = 035(180) = 45 Subseg eu vase oa (2) ad sling Som x=1008 Sine < 15 fe rere dos nop. Therefore, fe tov atunpon From FBD (). +E N15000 8, HER=0, R-5020 Rasson When he mn one verte of sipping. en 49944, The refrigerator has weight of 180 1b and rests on ail floor for which 4, = 0.28. Also, the man has @ weight of 180 Il and the coefficient of static friction between the floor and his shoes ij, ~ 0.6. he pushes horizontally onthe refrigerator, determine if he ean move it Iso does the refrigerator slp oF tip? Equations of Equilibrium : From FBO) 4725 #0, Nemo weitom porso o 04) -P(4)=0 co Frietion: Asuning be reer on te verging, then Fut 25(18) = 45, Sebsosing tu ave Ege) an 3] and clong vel Pedsob xatoon Sises «18 te migra does nop. Thar, he hove ssumpon ‘comme Ths, he veeigeratar alps, ‘ane From FRD (6), ATHR=0 M1500 N,at508 sae a4som Si (Faas "Me *08(150)=90.019> Fe, thn the man doe nota, ‘Tt, The man is capable of moving the refers Ane 845, The whl weighs 201b and rests on a surface for yaaa hich ug = 02. cord wrapped around is attached cg the top of the 30-b homogeneous block. If the eoe SERIE Acton aD so = 03, determine the smallest «oy Yectica force that an be applied tangentially tothe wheel, 244 "= Which will cause motion to impend, A= sae 0 +185 =, (4D «0; cient Atti epg a8 02m, Rerer 1 ner Mase ne Ny = 206 202m) Pores 4 me, heaoe (Ee (en = 0300 bree oxy (40 spay oun) 010) + 660)= ssourn< Zeon oxy (6 sping xc)846, Each of the cylinders has @ mass of $0 kg, Ifthe coefficients of static fiction at the points of contact are 4, 05,49 = 08, pc = OS,and jp ~ 06, determine the ‘couple moment M needed 10 rotate cylinder E Equations of Equilibrium : From FED (a 2 50981) #805 6 S20 mak a sTrp=0 neeh-onseo a Gr 0. se.02)-R03)«0 o @ Fon F800) Stem atomyeo fa A120 Mk -fp-w0se0 a 20098) 805 0 Cxms0 KoreK0s-H0r-0 16 ‘eleion: Asusiog cinder E spam pots Cand Dand cya Foes ot move, he ice = OMe an Hp =O4Ny ebeoeing ‘eevee B12 (3a sang, weave Ne=ITSIN Nps 1886588 M=5035N-m=506N-w ane Meld Fi onthe ere of spying a 7oatA ben f= «0.5%, ‘Sobre is abe ino Es. 8, [5] ad and solving, weve ™ SON Ny=OI8ISN hesTTN ‘Si Fay = Hage 05167915) = 39958 N> Fy eyner Fdoce sotmove. Tle sbove sumption cre 5018.47. The beam AB has a negligible mass and thickness ans is subjected to a triangular distributed loading. Its Supported at one end by a pin and atthe other end by a Post having a mass of $O kg and negligible thickness Determine the minimum force P needed to move the ost. The coefficients of static friction at B and C are ha = 04 and nc = 02, respectively com oe dy oc — fron «man «0 Sapa feom-omeee steps dpsnesns- spay «0 iden = 045013) « 1238 > B68 oxy 802"848, ‘The beam AB has a neglizible mass and thickness and is subjected to a triangular distributed loading, Iti supported at one end by a pin and atthe other end by a post having a mass of 50 kg and negligible thickness Determine the two coetficients of static friction at B and at C so that when the magnitude ofthe applied force is increased to P = 1S0N, the pos slips at both B and C simultaneously, Gm = rods mar <0 yeman stmpe@ moana ind) =o (ome ee “fume nan =e Basan Se fom-n-su-0 Rea8.49. The block of wight W ix being pulled up the inclined plane of slope a using a force PL If B acts at te angle @ a shown, show that fr slipping to occ, PW siniat0)/coslg— 8) where 9 te angle oF Friction THEE =O Pomp Wanna ron (Siieee = (222) eros 50. Determine the angle gat which P should act onthe block so thatthe magnifode of Piss small gs posible to begin pushing the block up the incline. What ty the onesponding vale of P?‘The block weighs W and the Slope ais known raw (222) a 5048.51, The beam AB has a negligible mass and thickness and is subjected toa force of 200 N. tis supported at one tend by a pin and at the other end by a spool having a mass of 40 kg Ifa cable is wrapped around the inner core ‘of the spoo!, determine the minimum cable force P needed t0 move the spool, The coefficients of static fieion at B and Date uy =04 and wy = 02 respectively Squations of Equilibrium : From FED (x 20H (42M =0; Ny (3)=200(2) 20 Ny #1533 Ag From FBD (, % a Tm STE 20 Ny-13835-392420 Ny 252573 Ay i @ Se PRA a By 0; F(04) -¥002) «0 a 6 He2133 3301 Friction: Asuing te soo sp a poi Ben Fy 4p oe 17 0.4(13333) = 5239 N,Subetining is vane io Es. ad (2) and seesendn Benn P Pe 10667 = OTN Ane on ‘Since (Fag * yoo = 0.2(528.2) = 105.18 N> Fy, S00 doce & ots stgontD, Therefore he above rampion i carect Ny & 28:52. Block C has a mass of 50 kg and is confined between to walls by smooth rollers Ifthe block rests on top of the ckg spool, determine the minimum cable foree P needed to move the spool. The cable is wrapped around the spools inner core. The coefficients of static Band py = 06, friction at A and B ate = KE 1B =O my w0s- ana 0 (ety = R04) C04) + 402) = 0 “hePoheo Aanme poa ap A en = 050505) = 02 saves. bemian Sic Onn = O48) = 29.7 > 4ALAN Da etd e Me cox)8.88, The uniform 60-kg crate C rests uniformly on @ W-kg dolly D. If the front casters ofthe dolly at A ace Yocked to prevent rolling while the casters at B are free to roll, determine the maximum force P that may be applied without causing motion of the crate. The coefficient of static friction between the eastrs and the Noor is uy= 0.38 and between the dolly and the etate. | be 08. Equations of Equilibrium ; om FBD (a : 6009 8) 588-6N HTH =o: Myasie=0 [2s 2E=0; PoRwo a (24-0: s8860)-P008) ry From FBD STER <0 My, —s886-981-0 a Smo poRa0 ts GH 0 MA15)-PCL05 w ~S88.5(095) 0810075) =0 45) Friction: Assuming the rat sp on dally, then B= y= 0515886) = 2943 N.Sihsaing this value nto Hs 1] and (2 and Solving, we have PoD43N x=0400m Sime x 20.3 m, he rep onthe doy iit ease. Solving Ea. end 2] wah = 03 gute | F=2025 03m ‘Aouming te dolly sips a, ca F, = My = 038M. Subst his {| vali E314] a (] and solving we have 806854. Two blovks A and B, each having x mass of 6 ky, ae connected bythe linkage shown. If he coeicints of Stati friction a the contacting surfaces ae yay = 0.2 and i =O. determine the largest venical free P that may {be applied pin C without causing the blocks to slip Neglect the weight ofthe inks uation of atria: Fo POD om FD, . or OS176F ots =F =0 7 STEAL =O Ny —O7RIPSnG sta =o 4 sy Tanastror SER =o, Fyn TIP =0 a ' Sisicing salve te Eqs (1, (213) a and on ces pt ip Three, te above osunption bees 1-55. The uniform heam has a weight W and length su 4 rests onthe fixed eis at A and Be It the coeticiet of Statie Fiction atthe ral is 1 detemnine the honirntal force P, applied perpendicular tothe face ofthe beam, ‘vic will Cause the Bento mv, (Eman78-56. The uniform 6-kg slender rod rests on the top center of the 3-kg block, Ifthe coefficients of static friction atthe points of contact are iq = 04, og = 06, and jic™ 03, determine the largest couple moment M which can be applied to the rod without causing mation ofthe rod. Bqutions of Equilibram : Frm FRO (9), S60 R-nex0 a ATI 20 My eme—stase0 a +E =O; (06) +N (08) -M—S845(03)-0 From FB0 (0). T2520 Momm9400 4 Ameo 5 -Re0 9 FEM = 0, (03)—Nyn)=2943(0)=0 ‘6 Assume sping occ pit Candie lock Sp, en FetycNo= 03M ands #01 m Subiing dese vale te Ey, (21, 0 0. (ST (6 ad solving, we hve MASI ARSE NM An @ Ms Ny SOON mM OO26N Fahy New 26258 _ fi ‘Sie dau =H * 0418026) = 32.1 N> Fe lock doc not Sp Abo. ine “igo =O6(308) «30508» onsen oad | Heme" dou tte apo, Tato, de shore range omen es | Fe oN © 857. The carpenter slowly pushes the horizontally over the top ofthe saw horse Th uniform weight of3 lst, and the saw hose of 15 Ib and a center of 30 horse wil stay in n pe pushed forward when d ha 3 Weight f gravity at G. Determine ifthe sition, li or tip if the board is Bou = 10 ft. The coefficients of static 7 fri are shown inthe fare tly 0. 540 emt9 #0 , cme i et Anise Fae hg 2038s 19) © 908 Tebue cme to Lem casersin nine “pir & 3H) pe oe i fA Tus, Ret ae f het’ 508858 The car horizons ie carpenter slowly pushes the uniform board BM iy over the top ofthe saw horse. The board hos uniform weight of It andthe saw horse has a weight of 15 Ib and a center of gravity at G. Determine if cre Saw horse will stay in position, slip. oF tip if the board Pushed forward when d = 14. The coefficients of sats Lem 0-549) +m) 0 “To eae gpg toa on te tone e shown in the figure Fo = 08N = 113608 Be Fa hag = 020418)» 4918 To cme org: (omy =o. Gene 5K) = Re 0 Te sim he wit M4 tim fe 7 * Iw fai re naar AR 859. ‘The 45-ke disk tests on the surface for which the ‘coefficient of static friction is ug = 02. Determine the largest couple moment that can be applied to the bar without causing motion sl Aa, = 02m, ie 0am = 0 oa, 9080-0 6 LBM = 110403) - HOM) + ee 0 MemaNm Aw 508"8.60. The 45:kg disk rests on the surface for which the coefficient of static frictions y.g = 0.15, If M = SON-m, ‘etermine the fietion force at A. 300 mm ome =e 803) -n09 450-0 at Torn 3 say =o, 4 neg + ste Ras Loe | ea = 45(981)= 0 on (9B = 000125) ~ Rates “ usm, N= sa9" oe n=mAN ne (am = 0155129 = 7650 > TaN8461, ‘The end C of the two-bar linkage rests on the top center of the S0-kg cylinder. Ifthe coefficients of static frietion at Cand £ are uc = 0.6 and we = 03, determine the largest vertical force P which can be applied at B without causing motion. Neglect the mass of the bars | 7 soe fy hse Sac (Faw = O8F > L157 Pet = asTaP Be wt ap HEB 20 Mp Lisrreone - 005 «0 Senso tasers = 0 he osrur (Me 0 ase) Ay + asTAROZ) «0 sume api, 005m f= 16N Ban = 03865) #29 > 2155K (OKI) AG, (091315) » 25> 0571375) = 2156 (ORD) Cyto TYE s#asw862. Determine the minimum applied force P required to move wedge 4 tothe right. The spring is compressed distance of 175 mm, Neglect the weight of A and B. The coefficient of sate friction forall contacting surfaces 1s das = 0.35. Neglect frietion atthe rollers k= 154m — Equations of Bqullriam and Friction; Usg te rig frm, fig the = 1S(0.179) = 262544. Ie wedge on be vere of moving 2 (Ge HEN. ten png wi ave ocu abot cont sures, Ts, FL = HN = O28N4 and Fy =p» 035. From FRD 3). S125 20 my -20520 nares From FRD(, STR =0; Mew 10'-035H, sin w"-2625=0 Ng = 2841 Sty 20; pA035(2628) ~038/284)e08 10" aetna =0 P0298 ‘ane 863. Determine the largest weight of the wedge that «an be placed between the 8b cylinder and the wall without upsetting equilibrium. The coefficient of sate fection at A and Cis, = 05 and at B p's = 08. w From F200) FG 20) Nyon mt Fpow ore 20 a & f He M0" own fa x ii co S720 Homan funtor neo o Sah 20 0 Gre-% K09-H005 ry ‘Friction: Aesume sping occu poets Cand A, en F = Me 05K a = 1M, = ON, Saati es aes ee (2). D1 4, ad Shand ata, weve Wa 666418 «666% ro Ti MAST Ryane=2986m SH Fay = My =O8(31.71) 31.09 18> Fy sping dot nt ‘cour apn 8, Tete, hove sumption Some 512"864. ‘The wedge has a negligible weight and coefficient of static tition ya, = 0.35 with al contacting surfaces. Determine the angle 850 tha itis "sell locking ‘This requires no slipping for any magnitude of the force P applied tothe join Fretion: Wen te wag son be verge o siping. hen F = N= 28H, From te fore dagen (Ps te lc fo.) 8465. If the spring is compressed 60 mm and the coefficient of static friction between the tapered stub S and the slider A is jsq = 05, determine the horizontal force P needed to move the slider forward. The stub is, free to move without friction within the fixed collar C. The coefficient of static friction between A and surface Bis ugg = 04, Neglect the weights of the sider and stub, 192 =, Ne, «0 | ooo OS oy Myo Dram 050822) sa" = 0 ascrpanalaee 0a) ~ 2922 sna 0512922 ca 513$466. ‘The coefiien of state (ition between wedges Band Cis, = 06 and between the surfaces of contact B and A and C and D. yi, = 04. If the spring is | compressed 200 mm when in the pastion. shown, determine the smallest force P needed to move wedge C to the left Neglect the weigh ofthe wedges Wee Me st8 - Oca = 04g — 100 0 +125 «0, Wate: a +12 <0; Nepean —Odtep sls + 0610. nts ~ 210dem IS» 0 A= 0 tanasins* + o4asrconis 4210415 + 040A 015 —P «0 867, The coefficient of static friction between the wedges B and C isu, = 0.6 and between the surfaces of contact 8 and A and C and D, yw; = 04. It P= SON, ‘determine the largest allowable compression ofthe spring without causing wedge C to move tothe lef. Neglect the weight of the wedges. wate: SEE =O Uys Myc DIS" + (Olle # O6NycdaRIS-50% 0 HTDG =O (Mey = MyceneS® + (04g + Osc)" | Watge 8 Pa Mag Onc Asn eat s4chonsre 0 | pL pe ean| 6 Fon Moons = a6(s4etyam1s*- 042901) ~ s00r= 0848. The wedge blocks are used to hold the specimen ina tension testing machine. Determine the design angle @ of the wedges so that the specimen will not slip regardless of the applied load. The coefficients of static fiction are 44 = 0.1 at A and yg = 0.6 at B, Neglect the ‘weight of the blocks. nef a > 21m 60 eames wena P= morect + ane) OSca8 — Losine = 0 849. The beam is adjusted o the horizontal position by ‘means of a wedge located at its right support. It the om ‘coefficient of static friction between the wedge and the ‘wo surfaces of contact isp, 025, determine the ban oa horizontal force P required to push the wedge forward i Neglect the weight and size ‘of the wedge and. the thickness ofthe beam, 30! tuations of Equilibrium and Friction 1 be wedges one vert of ‘moving w gh. te ping wil ave wow tot cone ann Ths. Fy =p =O29N, and =, 038M. Fw BD (24 +0. A a) Ne ()-30(2)«0 yy 2750% + to 21606 From F800), +725 <0; Nin -025Nesin 20-7500 Beozscyse) i Ne=H10% SEE +0; P025(750) 028087 t0)con20r =17 S04 70° =0 He Pooan ‘Ane ® 5158-70. tthe beam AD is loaded as shown, determine the horizontal force P which must be applied to the wedge in order to remove it from under the beam. The coefficients of static tition at the wedge's top and bottom surfaces are pen 028 and wey = 038, respectively. If P ~ 0, isthe wedge self-locking? Neglect the weight and sizeof the wedge and the thickness of the beam. Exvaion of Eqailibrium nd Friction: te aig ton be vege of moving gh. Sen sping wll have voce a bo comet nade a) 100K Pat = ats ®O28N, a8 1,48, 39K, Pam FHA bond 4 Fap (a. C2805 Moo 10729 +028H, 1077) ~600(2)- 16045) <0 N= nas From FD (, by @® Ned 8 eo T2520 ny 12.78 8" ~025(12. 7h in 10°20 y= t4eN Beoascayesee! AE 60, Petar 8 -025012 cn 10? ~035(13.10 «0 Pessin Ane % Sie force P(> 0) i requie pl out te wed, the we ‘aC -locking when Pod. & 871. The column is used to support the upper floor. If 2 force F = 80 is applied perpendicular to the hondle {0 tighten the screw, determine the compressive force in the column. The square-threaded screw on the jack has a oetficent of static friction of u, = 0.4, mean diameter 0f 25 mm, and a lead of 3 mm, Mm Womans, 6, t= art(04 = 2190 + [aes] = mya = 70.0125) 2 4218) "8-72. Ifthe force Fis removed from the handle of the jack in Prob, 8-71, determine if the screw is selPlocking se(04) = 2140 [maz] “9” Se, > 6 Saw nad eing, Ane 5168.73. The square-threaded screw has a mean diameter (0 20 mm and a lead of 4 mm, Ifthe weight ofthe plate ‘Ais $I, determine the smallest coefficient of static friction berween the serew and the plate so thatthe plate does not travel down the screw when the plate i suspended as shown Frictional Forces om Serew ‘Thi ie 2°30 -bckig” ww whee tren onae(ga)= [ig] te tee, 20057 he 9,2 003.6" an 8-74." The square threaded screw of the clamp has @ mean diameter of 14 mm and a lead of 6 mmm. It ty = 0.2 for the threads and the torque applied to the handle 1.SNV-mdetermine the compressive force Fon the bleck ‘rietional Forces om Screw : Were, = us” We Funds, 00's, (0.2) = 11310". Apying Ba 8-3, weve Me Wran(9+0) 156 L007 an7.768"+ 1.310% Foon aan) An Note: Sac 9, > 0 te ew i ebf-lockingIewilloot unscrew even fe ome 517B78. The device is used to pull the battery cable terminal C from the post of a battery Ifthe required Pulling force is 85 Ih determine the torgue M that must be applied to the handle on the serew to tighten i The Serew has square threads, a mean diameter of 02 in. a lead of 0.08 jn, andthe eoetficient of state friction is, 0s Freon Forces on Seen: Ha, 9 en-\(<.) WAS and, = an, © an'(0S)=26.56%, ppg Ey 83, we ave (0.1) an 286° 26 568% 2500 Nowe: Since, > 8, te soe se-oeking Iwi ot unscrew ven fhe moment18-16 The automobile jack is subjected to a vertical load (of F= REN Ifa squaresthreaded screw, having a lead of Smm and a mean diameter of 10 mm, i used in the jack, determine the force that must be applied perpendi tothe handle to (a) raise the load, and (b) lower the loud 1m. = 02. The supporting plate exerts only vertical forces at A and Band cach cross Fink has a total length of 200 mm, quations of Equiibriam : From FED Gimqes 1u-as-0 From 8D (0), (92m 20; (20a F-40008 From FBO (2 (42H 0; 2,108 307 ~4.0000260 20 2, = 1386 eN Mente DF nwo fo mene Aig fos aap DLFBD $12 <0) ysis) Sapeo paisa. fp = BOON nco30°=0 P2078 AN Frictional Forces on Screw : Yer, = un Wap =2078KN, Ma 04P and, en, = (02) = 11318 Alri Eq 8~3 ihe juk raining the load, weave Ms nano) 04 = 20-78(0005) 9.085" 11 310%) ‘P=OOREIEEN = 964% Ane ootnag Eg 8-5 fe jk ing the load, weave Mr =Wranco-6) 04° = 2078(0008}a0(11 310°-908%) Note: Se, > 6, be sw is se leking. Iwill unscrew een i force ‘snort pees & eon | 0st al x id Pa 4.0K © * fa) 519877. Determine the clamping force on the board A if the screw of the “C* clamp is tightened with a twist of ‘M = 8N-m, The single square-threaded screw has a ‘mean radius of 10mm, a lead of 3 mm, and the coetficient of static friction is y, = 035 4, = w039 = nae +e] = minum, £4, ane = MOO wn i929°42 047 | F7RWikc required camping once vane board A isto Be.ON determine the torque M that must be applied stursle ofthe“ clamp to tighten it down. The single Sah te-threaded screw has a mean radius of lomma ed of mm. and the coefficient of stati friction isya = Orne Suet? m= woate,+4,) ‘479. “The shaft has square-theeaded screw with a lead 0 8 mim and a mean rads of 15 mm. IF it im ecmas with a plate gear having a mean radius of 30 man Letermine the resisting torque Mon the plate gear which can he overcome ifa torque of 7N mf applied tthe shaft. The coefficient of sai ition a the screw iss (02, Neglect friction of the hearings located at A and Frictional Forces on Screw + Here, enw (E MAEM OTN mand ¢, en", = "(02) #11310 Aping 8-3, wehwe Mz rane 9) 001) 304852613108) 1029 N \ Nove See 9, > esr is sell fcking wil ot utcrew even df foe F Equations of Equilibrium co 16102906)-Ma0 M483 Nom ane“8-80, The braking mechanism consists of two pinned arms and a square-threaded serew with left and right hand threads Thus when turned, the screw draws the (wo farms together If the lead ofthe Serew 4 mm, the mean Siameter 12 mm, and the coefficient of static fiction is duc =035, determine the tension in the screw when a torque of 5 N = m is applied to tighten the serew. If the coefficiont of static ition between the brake pads A and Band the circular shalt is ',= 0.8, determine the ‘maximum torque M the brake can resist, Frictional Forces se ie, tn) 258. mand 6, =, = (035) © 19250, Sie son me ew rastbe overs, en, W'= 27, Aplyig 83, wee Ma wra(9e0) $= 2710005) an(6.057 #19230") PaaysiN=a0N Ane ie: Sice¢, > 0, es its -ncking. wil at sre even moment Mis ranoved Equations of Equlibriam and Friction : See shal on he vere we - shout point, the, F, = ,'N, =O.5N, and Fy = H,'Ny = 05M. From FBD (3, Feo (1753, 2°) GB =0; 17961000)-N%4(03)=0 Ny =17992N Tee (751 CEN From FBD (0), “ Gomme =0; 2105¢175920)(02)-Meo Ma 3SRNm Ae Froetssseg) 8.81, The fiture clamp consist of a square-threaded serew having a coefficient of state fiction of ju = 03, mean diameter of 3 mm, and a lead of mm. The five points indicated are pin connections. Determine the lamping force at the smooth blocks D and E when torque of M = O08'N ms applied o the handle ofthe Prictonal Forces = 6057.W =P, = QO8N mand g, =, = (03) 1608 ‘Aplvag Ea 8-3. weave Ma wran(95 9) 008 = Pans) an( 057 + 16.095") Note: Since 9, > 8, he sr i el hcking. tw no unscrew even ation of Equlibriom CR #0; Sen 4% 4) = Fea 4540) = Fn 450) = 0 Fea R6N=TIN a ‘Treat of clamped oc oui hat BaR=nIN ane 521882 The clamp provides pressure from several directions on the edges ofthe board. Ifthe square threaded || sstew has a Tead of 3 mm, radius of 10 mm, and the coefficient of static friction is u, = O4. determine the horizontal force developed on the board at A and the Vertical forces developed at B and C if a torque of M = 1.5 misapplied tothe handle to tighten further. The blocks at B and C are pin-connected to the board t= ws %(04 « 2.207 sim] = mame, + 6) 1S = qcconamatsor « 2786)8.83. A turnbuckle, similar to that shown in Fg, 8-18, thedo tension member AH ofthe tose. The coeficen of the ttc friction between the square threaded screws and the tumble, = 05, The sews havea mean fas ‘of nm a ead of 3 mim, Ifa torque of M = 10 N= applied to the tambuckle, to draw the crews closer together, determine the force in each member ofthe 1s INo extemal forces act om the ts, Pree Freon See: Yee 01a" (54) Mato oa sein 8 s2n,<0 1wa(})-re=0 stam et fue nwoe(s) «0 Fie = UDSSON (©) = 1108 (Cas sar=0, he-100(3) <0 swoe($) 1 OLSON E= LADEN (©, Ane ser <0 Feo(})-ssr=o oe +mea(4) 0.3000 <0. eterna pid lad heck“8-84. A turnbuckle, similar o that show in Fig 18, is used to tension member AB ofthe truss The coetficiom ‘ofthe static friction between the square-threaded sereos and the turnbuckle is u,= 0. The serews have a mean ‘ads of 6 mm and a lead of 3 mm. Determine the tongue -M which must be applied to the turnbuckle to draw ihe serews closer together, so that the compressive foree of S00 N is developed in member BC: Method of Joints: ste520 se-na(f)e0 Renaswco Frietlonal Forces on Screws : Hare, @= aa = 4.550%, Me SNomand 6, =1a0"ly, = wn" (0.5) = 26.565°. Since ficson at ‘onees marten tn Wo, 10 € ON og Rach ecuwe ran(8 9) 1 1230(0.006) an 4.550 26565) =3Ne ne Note: Sine 9, > 6, he sore i e-toc wi potancrew re if 8485, A chawser"is wrapped around a fixed “capstan {0 secure a ship for docking Ifthe tension in the rope, ‘used by the ship, is 1500 I, determine the leat number of complete turns the rope must be rapped around the ‘capstan in order to prevent slipping of the rope The jreatest horizontal force that a longshoreman cat exert {on the rope is 50 Th. The coefficient of state fiction is wa 08 ‘rietional Force on Fat ta, F = $0 ad, = 1500. no Ea 8-6, we have * henet 100 au? Bena Tekan ofa ee it 13% 180 ms That Use ete An8486, The tcuck, which has a mass of 3.4 Mg, is (0 be lowered down the slope by’ rape that is wrapped around a trec I the wheels are free to roll and the man at A can resist a pull of 300 N. determine the minimum number of turns the rope should be wrapped around the tree to lower the truck at a constant speed. The coefficient of kinetic frition hetween the tree and rope is wy = 03. ‘or. 2 (638) 39354020 «9 B= 2500 8.89. Determine the maximum and the minimum values of weight W stich may be applied without causing the S05 block to slp. The coefficient of state frition between the Block andthe plane i a= 12, and between the rope tnd the drum D jy = 03, Equations of Equilibrium and Friction Sine te back ton he vrs of sag por down de pine, in, P= u,8 = O24, Ibe Bek one vege of sng pe pare [FED (2). Ayn 20, Wosomeas <0 Mat 7,~0202836)- sexiness 2 0 Kenan te lok sn verge sig down he plane FD (2) No oe No Steaesst=0 Wa 3836% 7.020536) ~stsin gs? 0 «2828 Ute blak on he vere sing down plan, 7 = W and; = 2828 b, ener saaseweX®) 595139 Ave 525 Frond! oy as*8-88. A cylinder having a mass of 250 kg is to be supported by the cord. which wraps over the pipe. Determine the smallest vertical force F needed tosuppert the load if the cord passes (a) once over the piper B 180°, and (by two times over the pipe, = S40". Take jy = 02, Frictlonat Force on Flt Belt: Her, T= Fand 7 =250(9.81) «24823, ‘oping Ba 8-6, we have 90180 150 nent F wsnse Re by B= S00 aera $89." A ‘ovlinder having a. mass of 250 kg is to be {fuPported by the cord. which wraps over the vine Determine the largest vertical fore F that canbe apg {othe cord without moving the eylnder. The cord ene, (2) once over the pipe 8 = 180 and (6) wo tne mace the pipe, = S40" Take w= 0, {Fretional Force om Flat Belt Hee, T= 250(981) = 24525 Nand =, ‘oping Ea 8-6, we have pe toa ret ant Feneszset* Feast ase An b)UBe sur aan ane Fezesns,0108 Fa tsis232N= 162eN ne89, ‘The boat has a weight of $00 I and is held in positon off the side ofa ship by the spars at A and B.A ‘man having a weight of 130 Ih gets in the boat, wraps a ope around an overhead boom at C, and ties it to the tend ofthe boat as shown. If the boats disconnected from the spars, determine the minimum number of half turns the rope must make around the hoom so that the boat «can he safely lowered into the water at constant velocity. Also, what isthe normal force between the boat andthe ‘man? The coeicient of kinetic friction between the rope and the boom is j, = 0.18. Hint The problem requires thatthe normal force between the man’s fet and the host be as small ae possible Frictional Frce on Fat Belt: Hen Soul a, en, 7, tema fore berwe fe nad bse = 00 and 7 = 500 ping B=, we ae henet 0 tet Be 8.90 nd ‘Teast number of al ts of the rope raid is 228° 2 6 ms, Ta Use 403 hates Fears? ose =t9s1P (00 «380s 47sR0@ «0 527 he ef —- tTER =O F+M,-19000 7 = 130-n, l Int oY ot vag | Benet Nm he (by My +300 = (130-N, e280 : ae Rene NGA{882 Determine the torque M that can be resisted bythe ‘band brake if force of P = 30 Nis applied tothe hendis * Feld a cetcent of sae fon Between he (vay eg _ ae ep belt and the wheel is, = 0.3, The wheel i pin-comrecied ea) atts center, 2 Fetasy = nenet so Pe 1se assy VM -st8500 + 125400 + eo @ $93. Blocks A and B weigh 0 Ib and 30 b, respectively Using the coefficients of stati friction indicaten, Setcrmine the greatest weight of black D without causing tA Aum Nad tcp Goon 170 mots Acetom : So TM SE mearepear wee 4 Ine A220 eae manae-ne0 vo Se aww Hy, 017251 = 5 : » ol 2 $e, = 0028 1 206112) «10350 peg ee cr “ orem ted B. Terr te spin a ged My Sse f= 172-8 maesonyaan—020 my atamn “ F800 once ate -seaou— 3 <0 Geseam : & 52894, Blocks A, Band D_ weigh 75 and 30, fespecively. Using the coefciente of sat. fiction fndicted,deermine the fetional Tore between blocks ‘and Ba Between block A aed the or C. ant f= h 308 AER, Ong coat + yin — SEF, =O, Fe cout — Nasa — 1308-0 ry Satin 1 a 2 64653) = 29515, sing terme 5298.95. Show that the frictional relationship between the hel tension, the coefficient of fitionj,and the angular contacts a and £ forthe V-belts Ty = Tyer®™=I0™ ve ng oe FB. ot sera of tees shown Promos te pr man 1’ Hine ccvaneat reall ser s0 ate arene tA, Ses ar me ana 140 = (er aad 2,8 coatie Tay 7 ae eps fom = 0,7 = 5 © enareg*8.96. The smooth heam is being hosted using a rope which fs wrapped around the beam and passes through a ring at A as show. Ifthe end ofthe rope is subjected t0 tension T and the coefficient of static friction between, the ope and ring su, = 03,determine the angle of @ for equilibrium. Equation of Equilibrium : e +TiRe0; Taare $ 8 227 $ 0 razres? Frictional Fo Flat Belt: Here, B= Aariying Bg 8-67; = TF, wehave Retady =r, Seman fy wren ferest eee Solving by wat and err m a ii 9= 173104 rad = 992° Ane 97. The 20-kg motor has a centr of gravity t Gand is pinconnected at C to maintain a tension in the drive belt. Determine the smallest counterclockwise twist oF torque M that must be supplied by the motor to turn the disk B if whect A locks and eauses the belt to sip over the disk. No sipping occurs at A. The coeiient of sate on between the belt andthe disk is, = 0.3, Equations of Equilibrium : From FBD (a), G2Me=0, (100) +7; 200 ~1962(100) «0 a From FBO, Gue=0 Me7(005-5:009 20 a Frictional Force on Fat Belt: Har. = 180" =x md, Aopying 55. 8-6,% = Tet? wehave Bete 2scer, 8 ‘Sotving Ea. 1, 2} and (ys Mes em Ane Raasn auean 20096))=196-2N 5315-98 The simple band brake is constructed so that the ‘ends of the friction str ap are connected to the pin at and the lever arm at BI the whee! spect 4 {orgue of M = 80 lb-ft, determine the smallest force P seonar Re NEE that is required to hold the whee! {+24 << n(429 «a9-n139 «0 Sationary. The coefficient of static strap and wheel is, » 0.5, Ba a 61m aso ae Bene eeu Salvig Fass m Rens 8.99. ‘The cylinder weighs 10 th and is held in ‘equilibrium by the belt and wal If slipping does not occur tthe wall. determine the minimum vertical force P which Must he applied to the elt for equilibrium, ‘The oeficient of static fiction Between the belt and the elinder is = 0.28, Equations of Equilibria: (om 10.2) +10(01)~ Toe 30%(0,1+0.1c0 307) Fan 300 sin 30% 20 w Fritional Force on Fat Aerie 8-6, Bere Sap a Soin Ey. se (2 ye 932"8100. The uniform concrete pipe has a weight of 800 tb and is unloaded slowly from the truck bed using the rope land skids shown. Ifthe coefficient of kinetic friction between, the rope and pipeis yy = 03, determine the force the worker ‘ust exert on the ope to lower the pipe at constant speed, ‘Thereisa pulley at B.and the pipe doesnot sip on the skids ‘The lower portion of the rope is parallel to the skids mene S101. A cord having a weight of 0.5 Ibift and a total length of 10 fis suspended over a peg P as shown. If the coefficient of static friction between the pe and cord is u, = 01S, determine the longest length h which fone side of the suspended cord can have without causing motion. Neglect the size of the pog and the length of cord draped over it ThE eget Wee 7-084, 7, <0510-, Bem at u im, B= tr 6 1g7= 195° 0 30 + ces roe 686309 «(a in) nh g008, is se uO ae8.102. A conveyer belt is used to transfer granular svaterial and the Irietional resistance onthe top ofthe belt. |S F~ SOON. Determine the smallest stretch ofthe spring tached tothe moveable axle of the ide pulley B 36 that ‘hetelt does not stipat the drive pulley A when the torque Mi appli, What minimum torque M is required t keep "he helt moving? The coefficient of state retion hetween the belt and the wheel at A isu = 0.2 Hos, = 80» erat and = S004 se =T. Applying By 4-6. wee henet sos Tare Testun Equations of Bquilibrim : Frm FBD (0), G2 =. Mesri2(0.)-(so0es7E.96, M=S00Nm Ane From FBD (b), Sth 60g, -usm7 A, snasw “Tas the span soe is Feast a0 BAS -020ssme2t6 mm Ame8-103, Blocks A and B have a mass of 7 kg and 10 ke, respectively. Using the coefficients of static. tition indicated, determine the largest vertical force P which can be applied to the cord without causing motion, Frictional Forces on Flt Belts: When con pas ov pet D, Be mera =P. Appling Ea 86,7 = 79, weave Pere Teor When he crt pss ver eC, = 50 = nd and = 7 073048 z ening a 1-6, = Te weve onsen = 7 Reon Equations of Equilibrium : From FBO (3) Ny-98120 yw OKLN ATER 20 M9686 =O Wye LSGTIN Say 2o, ose.) formoaoew eet, Back A wil ve np. Hence, Fi), e fedacieng ye =Ta%6908 ‘Sit Day =), No =04198.1) = 3824N > Fy, Hoc dos mo sp but ps Thee he stove tmp comet 535: Smee R-TH0 o (2m =0, r104)-90.1¢2) <0 a From FRD (6), hao o Friction: Asuming bok B i on he vege of Sppig, Hen = 0.8.— AL =.3(1667 = $0051 N. Sebring tee ves no Bs.) [2 an (31 ors 106981) 910) a hese = aN w r 7Q80*6B67H 3 Tosoarp"8-104. The belt on the portable dryer wraps around the iosemm azn masa) ae F573 Ane817.4 200-mm diameter posts driven 3m into sand for which yup = 03. I the normal pressure. acting Completely around she post varies linearly with depth 28 shown, determine the Trictional torque M that must be ‘overcome to rotate the port. Te estat norma fe o8 Cl Spawansansounea=tto 8 Sx bepoteane nt 0 i +8 sam = 0; M-S0n100)=0 iad ‘M=1TON-m Ans B-118_A pulley having a diameter of 80 mm and mass 0f 1.25 kg is supported loosely on a shalt having. a diameter of 20 mm. Determine the torque M that must be applied tothe pulley to enue it to rotate with constant motion. The coefficient of kinetic friction between the shaft and pulley is uy = 04. Also calculate the angle @ which the norma force atthe point of contact makes with the horizontal. The shaft itself eannot rotate ‘Frictional Force om Journal Bearing re. #4 = u"hy =m0"04 180" Then ae aia feton ce =n =O) 280" 1=3.714(107) m. Treanor which he roma ore mk wi Roa On 90-4 Equations of Equilibrium +1220, R-n20s 220803719 (107 Gm 12581) "12 26288 Mim$119. “The pulley has a radius of 3 in, and fits loosely ‘on the 0.in.-diameter shaft. If the loadings acting on the belt cause the pulley to rotate with constant angular velocity, determine the frictional force between the shaft ‘and the pulley and compute the coefficient of kinctic trition, The pulley weighs 18 Ib. ste 33h +t, R- 18-105 =0 a k= 2851 C2) Ly (HEM =O; ~55(3) + 513) + 2857, ~ " sw EE ssw 1 = 0.05263 in, 1 rein @ 0.05263 = sing, Oy = 125° M = tang, = tanl2.15° = 0215 Ans Note also by approximation, yore as 0.05263 = 25 63 = 2 A fy oy Also, A+IMy = ~5.5(3) + 5(3) + Aes Fe6ib Ans N= VRP = VHS = 186 web aS ozs Ans R#84120. The pulley has a radius of 3 in. and fits loosely on the 05-in.-diameter shat I the loadings acting on the 455 _ belt cause the pulley to rotate with constant angular ** velocity, determine the frictional force between the shaft and the pulley and compute the coefficient of kinetic friction. Neglect the weight of the pulley. | HTMy = 0: ~850) ¢ 3m + ORD MY root Foon ‘ “*y . mo I mois oe am | sm | | Lomg se -asm + 07+ 1uny x0 oes « Sano, Ans Gen) Determine the tension T in the belt needed t0 ‘overcome the tension of 200 Tb created on the other side, Also, what are the norm force developed on the cl Static fiction is ‘Frictional Force om Journal Bearing: te, 6, 1140. Then he ait of fae ate (62M =0; 20001 12840.2085) 11112502055) =0 “Tas, te noma ad ison oe we and frictional components of hushing? The coefficient of 24 ep, «ot la gy» aie 1.86 «02055 0 7520941289 Ane Rom -2994. Nn 6, = 4994108 11.8679 Ane Fo Ring, =494isn 146" = 100% Ane 545B22. Ifa tension force T = 215 Ibis required to pull the 200th force around the collar bushing. determine the coefficient of state frition atthe contacting surface The belt does not slip on the cll Equation of Equliriom (em 20: rot 125+%)=215(L328-"9 20 = 000066 Frictional Force on Journal Bearing: Tee ris of fckon sie is yaningy does = a 9, 402m cd concent fs son a0 2.330" = 0.0407 Ane 12st 20h ction! Foret om Journal Bearing He. ¢, eng, «mis (= 8-531". Then the ends of friction cic is < * (>in, 00156 8531"=2225(104) m Gam =o, “90512228)(10") -f06-12229(10")]x0+8:124, The weight ofthe body on the tibiotalar joint Jis 125 Ib If the radius of curvature ofthe talus surface of the ankles LOinand the coeficient of static friction between Wi#siono re, Be mt one + Twas ly the bones isu, = 0.1, determine the force T developed in ™: the Achilles tendon necessary to rotate the joint. | CE if AN a 8125, The collar fits /oosely around a fixed shaft that has ‘radius of in. I the coefficient of kinetic friction between the shaft and the collar is wy = 0.3, determine the force P ‘on the horizontal segment of the belt so that the collar rotates counterclockwise with a constant angular velocity. ‘Assume that the belt does not slip onthe collar rather. the collar slips on the shat, Neglect the weight and thickness ‘ofthe belt and collar The radius, measured from the center ofthe collar to the mean thickness of the bel, is 225 in. noe ttre +1560 h-m20 R-mm Su-0 TRO Ror fowy Noe Re RT TTR Wey 20, (FF) asun saxe25—n229 <08.126. “The collar fits doosely around a fixed shaft that has ‘radius of2 in. Ifthe coefficient of kinetic friction between, the shaft and the collar is ux = 0.3, determine the force P (on the horizontal segment of the belt s0 that the collar Fotates clockwise with a constant angular velocity. Assume that the belt does not slip on the collar rather, the colar slips on the shaft. Neglect the weight and thickness ofthe belt and collar. The radius, measured from the center of the collar to the mean thickness ofthe bel, is 225 in 1 the piston it mov of sate ton at hee the rats of the fon downwards and the eesti points is = 02, determine ‘ite at each connection (he stat = 02 be nay « 2802 Oe arty OD gor RAZA The connecting tod is attached to 3 20-mm diameter pin at @ and to the ey 50-mm-diameter beating “A Upwards, and the coetheient Points is a, = 03, determine ‘tele at each connection, the piston by nk shat by IK the piston is moving Of static tition at these the radius of the friction (Me sat * 250.3) = 150mm Ane (OM =m + 1003) = 30m Ane fine nse a3 ec 47 taat6009 0507 h “y) ‘un zon 1185-0; Rem0-0 goa 3u-6 Reo Ror Co “e WMe 0; (1TH) (05747) 4201228) 1225) <0 Coben Teoh ane TAR i semen shed oe pon by aa mB deca Se8-129, The vehicle has a weight of 2600 Ib and center of eravty at G. Determine the horizontal force P thet must be applied to overcome the rolling resistance of the wheels The coefficient of rolling resistance is 0.5 in, The tires have a diameter of 275 ft. Equations of gabon Gem 20; Meeries)-ra <0 1, as Gem 0 masons men 90 4, tosase 5200-257 , 1004257 8.130. The hand cart has wheels with a diameter of 80 mm. Ifa crate having a mass of S00 kg is placed on the carl so that each wheel caries an equal load, determine the horizontal force P that must be applied to the handle to overcome the rolling resistance, The coefficient of rolling resistance is 2 men. Negleet the mass of the cart.BA131. The eytinder is subjected to a load that has a eight W. I the coefficients of rolling resistance forthe cinders top and bottom surfaces are en and an: Fespectively.show thata force having a magnitade of Po (Way + an)l/2r is required to move the load) and thereby roll the cylinder forward, Neglect the weigh of the cylinder, Fth=0; m-Pao +THR <0. (ay,-W20 P8132. A large crate having a mass of 200 kg is moved along the floor using a series of 150-mmadiameter rolls for which the coeficient of eoling resistance i 3 mim at ‘the ground and 7 mm at the bottom surface ofthe rate Determine the horizontal force P needed to psh the rate forvard ata constant speed. Hint Use the result of Prob s-131 ‘Rolling Revistance : Apying erent che Pros t= pe Maca) hel —. Yh 7m, 3 a, W 02008 751, webne = 19628, 19620743) 7 RE mayen Ane8-133, ‘The awn roller weighs 3001b. If the rod BA isheld at an angle of 30" from the horizontal andthe coefficient of rolling resistance forthe roller i 2 in, determine the force F needed to push the roller at constant speed. Neglect. {etion developed at the axleand assume that the resultant force acting on the handle is applied along BA. Rolling Resttence: Te age 8 si he wn alr, weave =n, 3 S210; Rein 28 -Reoe30°=0 TER <0, Row 1280-300 Fr 3" #0 Solving (1 a 2) reso aw asses From te tm of a BAM. A single force P is appliod to the hale of the drawer. If friction i m lected the hotom side and the coefficient of static fiction along the sides iss, = oh determine the largest spicing hetwcen the symmetrically placed handles sothat the drawer doesnot ind atthe earners ‘A and B when the fore P is applied to one ofthe nls Equations of Equilibrium and Friton he ter dm oti a ‘Gives A tnd 8, siping wold tv cerutspis A and 8. Hen, Fn, =O4N, and = My = ON Sa ec My-W=0 Ny=Mye sta520, oaisou-re0 Peoen Gamee mon--oan39 -00n(2 nfossos-os(*12*))~ See 0, en o3+0s-04(2428)-0 551SIRS. The truck has misc 125 Mand acenterof many AG Determine the rcatest ad it can pull fa the oe hes rearvhecl drive while the front whl ae free taal ane (b) the truck has four-wheel drive. The eoetfion ok lark tition between the wheeland the groundisye and between the erate and the oound tse 19) The ruck with ca whee dine Eations f Equlirium and Friction tute ee whee oftesmek sp. Heme = = 05M, From PRD (a, (on 128) .8N0+709-H,25)20 [4 1,20 05n,-reo a Sofig EH nd 2 als Nnss6x She te ome moves =, 41250; Me-WeO Hew . @) S220 2693-04-09 We 0967S Naeo7 Ane 1) Meek four whee dave tuations of Equilibrium and Friction : is ree ate ea whee ‘4 tom wh of te mck Hone =, ¥, SOSH ott 7s 03%, From FBD (0). Gm =0 Ls(.e)omnsn00- a5<0 (5 (Ee MAH 705-125010) 28015 =0 14 S220, 05H, +055 reo 0 Sotving Ea. (4a) yids MA OTSN My aSt6ON Tesi3iasN Sie eos moves, f=, # OAN. From FBD (0), +TER=0 Ne-Wao neaw Sto. 613125-08v20 Wo 5028 125 0 183eN Ane136, Solve Prob. S138 if the truck and crate are traveling up a I incline, 1) Thee wi nar whe! deve Equations of Equlirium and Friction : Ws rq athe ear wheel of temck slp ene, 3, From FBD (a (220 125( 103) 28H 1 $125(101) 6.41p2 (08) +7108)-¥, (25) + nO) 08M, -125( 0!) 88150 r-T=0 Sotng B96. [1] nd 2 yee ye 2S070N TaTIROIN Sete se moves, f= Ne = OA From FBD (0). FER 90 NeoWeoete0 Nex asHEW 25 20, T2a2-wae r= o4ca9neENy «0 Wa 1264508 =1254 ane Dy Theenek wih four wes dive Equations of Equilibrium and Friction kis req hate ret wheels ofa eek sip nec = 1,8, 03M. Fre FD (a) (2H 0. 125( 104) 2A 0%) w +125( 10) (.a1psn "(08 AK +7(06)=4(28)=0 o i Gem -0) -125(10) 22a 09 rp ++1.25( 10°) (9:81 xin 10%(08) nt +705.¢H425) "0 ra Ne e SoM nO 05%, 605, -125(10) 98s THO 15) © Sobvig Ba 31 (4 an] ee My =OU890N My =562623N T=390874N Sie eae moves, =, ty. From FBD (0), {250 HeoWon oreo He nosnaw 32% =o; S90. 74— wai or—cacosnsaw) 0 W=6st67ON=6a9i8 rv 5538-137, “The cam or short link is pinned at A and is used {© hold mops or brooms against a wall Ifthe coefficient ‘of static frietion Between the broomstick and the cam Is 4, =02, determine i itis possible to support the broom having a weight W. The surface at is smooth. Neglect the weight ofthe cam, rec 9 0-foemenbe, 8.138, The carton clamp on the forklift has a coefficient of static frition of wu, = 0.5 with any cardboard carton, Whereas a cardboard carton has a coefficient of static fiction of 14; = 04 with any other cardboard carton, Compute the smallest horizontal force P the clamp must ‘exert om the sides ofa carton so that two cartons and B cach weighing 30 1b can be lifted. What smallest {wo acest ea, slamping foree P’ is required to lift three 30-1 cartons! ‘The third carton C is placed between A and B. tT eo are 205%) = +10 eR ew T, P= 6m 10 cae, oa ke ga ea be, 204N) = 0 Mccaoe espana tec, + =a aresow 205% = 90 nin 30 2 yu ae 55486139, “Ihe tractor pulls on the fixed tre Determine the torque that must he applied by the tothe rear wheels to eause them to slip. The front wheels tic free tooll he trator weighs 3800 b and has center Sf gravity at The coelficient of static friction between the rear wheels and the ground is, = OS. Equations of Bqulirium and Friction: Asue atte rar whale Big. Hen = ,§y = 05%, (myo my 712) ~3500(5)=0 a +10 yon, 2500-0 a 7-031 =0 0 Solving By. [2] and (3 yk Ny =1000% Ny =2500% T= 1250% o Aa cate Sse > 0, om wh o ih, Tf ea wha a ‘sssumed. Thas, fy = 0.5(2500) = 1250 b. From FBD (b). ig Geo, Me1a9@=0 M200 =2S0%- Ane S814, The teator pulls on the fixed tree stump. IF the coefficient of satis fiction between the rear wheels and the ground is 42, = (46, determine i the rear wheels slip oF the front wheel Hi of the ground as the engine provides torque to the rear wheels, What isthe torque needed 10 ‘cause the motion? The front wheels ae free to roll. The Uractor weighs 2510 Ih and has center of gravity at C tions of Equilibrium and Fri Bip, Hen FN = 06%, Asa at hee whl (22m <0 (8)=712)-290089 0 472520; kyo, -290-0 R=, T-06m 20 Song Eg) (2 and] ye Monin Tenimsen ‘Stee Ny >0, the front wheels do not Mf off the ground. Tene iussromrnmae ( Fired $6 +My 20, M=1102940) <0 ROS bse 221 ip Ane New B28 2¢ i‘actions at the fixed support of LeMUth ad Moment Arm : Tengo ge, a a cn Pfam te egrtion, e have tafe fh are (ome [0-3-4 as 0787 enrol Aepi98 89-7. werave jalte ons ET TS 05st measiem Fteaions of Eyton ee aw $1850 g -asganc.amn 0 C220 My -as:240 12m 05s <0 nN No the shape shown, If the er unit length eel ments , 34 isto tae od Ostend 058 )9.2 Determine the location (Z, J) of the centroid of the wire Lanqth end Moment Arm The enh o be deri een ad ETB io) mttwcaes y= He, z Comodo sysety iso an ‘Ae By 9-7 ad poring te ge, we have ipsa _ PA 8 irae — Hage Miran hat Tivatar is ian an 9.3. Locate the center of mass ofthe homogeneous rod bent into the shape of a citeular ace 587"4 Locate the "0d bent inthe fo eight per unit length of 0 horizontal reaction at thes and v components of reas ‘enter of eravity 7 ofthe ho 1m of a sem ular are 5 Ibe. Alo 000 suppor atthe pin. ta teae Fa tino a0 ent ae = Hea tout a la heures grote we2ea5m (mee sar 09b eno 0 ee ee mogencous The rad has 2 determine the UB and the 558TR 9S. Determine the distance ¥ to the center of gravity ‘ofthe homogencous rod bent into the parabolic shape. It = +4 ‘the rod has a weight per unit length of 3 Ib, determine the eatons tthe fied suppor ©. 1M ef eee ea a 048 Tie ni Tete onl ae ten Sre oi irRe fea ATR ot, Gest =o 9 osm ro (omy ee My oxLUHORN=O My=om8m8 A 559| 26 Determine te dtistance 5 ty of 1 Peon od ete Sf By Parabolic shape { 728 sy eR “Bia . Live Brae fase99. Locate the centroid ofthe shaded area, it a fee ta | 7 tee 9-10, Locate the centtoid of the shaded area, tant Moment A Tht em nd 9 ; +(-B)as dances Centro Aepring Ea 9~6 and ptrming be wegen, we bave 561PT Locate te centroid & or te shaded area MTs tm: Nate ent thy “-Z)a wiveoratare, Cel AS00896 wd petri be gnc, veh nti Elle Thda fe ‘camel, a “aaa? ad “912. Locate the centroid ofthe shaded ata, V7 oN 562jekness of 0.25 fe anda specific Determine the Beatin of is iy. Als, find the tensom in each ofthe Te wih he pat teatime isis ane18. Leste the centid of he sndca ane 564S417 Locate the centroid of the quarter elliptical area, To ote fra et e-Sre fer Zl fe Ll SAB Locate the centroid (Z, 9) of the shaded area Aree Moment hm we de hy eine di cid we fd Cenrold Apng Ea. 9~6 ud prforing einen, we hve = Lfonis) Paste elute aia 565‘919, Locate te centid of he shade ae saau-neve (t= Re) he fs 21, Locate the centroid ¥ of the shaded area, Solve the peoblem by evaluating the integrals wing Simpson's rl _ 5669.22. ‘The steel plate i 0.3 m thick and has a density of 7850 kei’, Detezmine the location f its center of mash ‘Also compute the reactions at the pin and roller support. Medio niden fend bie hail ene | [Mets pe Me Rion Fin op UT whim BBE ne Phat Bifire nee - [fet Bevin =018— km An teen 1 masas.1)(4667(03) = Lor as omy = —tamaonan + meay <0 Sto Ay sting =o A= RON hae +10 As ermaets 01H «0 AON as9.2% Locate the centroid ¥ of the shaded area *9-2A. Locate the centroid ofthe shaded area.925, Locate the centroid ofthe shade are. Aree and Moment hom He, 2nd yo Te west te ern dene k=, de (ohn) so i cei Centoid: Appin By. 96 an peerning te ean, we bare 9.26. Locate the centroid J ofthe shaded area, Area and Moment Arm: Hoy) =1handy, 228 The wea of be tent cement d= (35 de (eh!) and ent ‘Cenrold : Applying Ea. 9~6 nd perorning te inepaon, we have alsin, LOHGH AI (ete) Ta Teal 5699.27, Locate the centroid x of the shaded area, : Area and Moment Arm These Siffre cements dA» ye Centro Applying Ea 9~6 ad pefoming te nega, we ave “8-28. Locate the centroid ¥ of the shaded area (Area and Moment Arm : Toe wea of be dilesenelenent i dA = 57090 Losate the centoid¥ othe shaded areanine the location 7 ofthe centroid C ofthe 921, Deten candid, r= a(t ~ 6088 fa ates a A feat couse = Fe 15 )a°) (1-080) dB nity Leos) a +932 Locate the centroid of the elipsoid of revolation 872rai of the volume, The 8739.38, Locate the centroid of the solid 9:36, Locate the centroid ofthe quarter-cone £0 EL Oates Pee = BE fea ota BE pty ap eI sa a= Te LGW Wee ne he 8749.97. Locate the centr of Mass “i ofthe hemisphere, ‘The density of the material varies linearly from 2040 at the orgin 0 to py at the surface, Suggestion: Choose hemispherical shel element for integration.» 9-38. Locate the centroid Z of the rightelliptical cone Volume and Moment Arm : From te pomeey, #2 04110-2) and 2 #5, y+ 03(10-2), Te volume of be ia ek tet cme dV = eye 0A(10-2}(03(10-2) ee $0.22 -20¢+ 100) dd is eo 22 Centro Apving Ea, 9-5 snd pertoming te negron, we hve swat var Fanaa ate 0 de sede Pre) Atl 8759.39, Locate the centroid J ofthe paraboloid ym she = The vole of hia ik eel lens dV = ay = (6) dy adic jy Centro: hgpying Eq 9~5 an peorning he ineraion, we have 29440. ‘The king's chamber ofthe Great Pyramid of Giza is located at its centroid. Assuming the pyramid to be a Solid, prove that this point is at? = [h, Suggestion: Use ‘rectangular differential plate element having a thickness ds and atea (25) 20 a= Goan = ae fun Sears [Po wted «AE uS — ad (oe) 576Locate the centroid ofthe frostum ofthe right ; lar cone Volume and Moment Arm : rom te poetry, 2! ® SCRA the vline of te in dk deen nen drnnhe fee) RYE DRT Rie Ra) Dili e amie ae 9-42 The hemisphere of radius ris made from a stack ‘of very thin plates such that the density vares with height : = kz, where kisa constant. Determine its mass and the 1 distance tothe eenter of mass Mess ond Moment Arm To ens le meas = T mato : ea i ew ceed «pease )] satis ceed 7-2 Entaing te inepn, ve ine ae [ane fel a(e-2) a] * 8779.4 Determine the Incaton = ofthe eenteoid for the ftshedrom Sugecston Use a rangulae “plate” element parallel tothe 1¥ plane and of thickness soda, Locate the center of gravity G of whe Wwe particle with respoct tothe origin O Center of Grevsy: The weigh fhe pares ae W, = 56. Me = 68M; =28 Mic gad, gander espcive ces of gray ae = 3H = Se pmim iy =-2im ad, =. Apiing 3. 9-8, webave aw _ se) +5469)+(-GN)-4(-009)+ 908) EW" SesegrigelOpeip 9-48, Locate the center of mass (%, 3) of the four panicles Center of Gravity Toe weight of te parece ne W, «2, My = 545 My © Zips Ha 1g. The espcove cm of mass ay # mad, «3m, 4a 2mantj,=4m, i=l mandy, tm Apple Eg 98, we have eo BH, 19294140) Bese 130m Ane pa BH 1149) -DDEUD EW apse =2308 Ans 578 jay = fi Son ae = Haat De = sf emedar- hae SE the ORE 2he She Ole‘9-46. Locate the centod (7,5) ofthe uiform wire bent inthe shape shown 9-47, The soe ant aluminum plate assembly is bolted together and fastened to the wall Each plate hay 3 constant swith inthe = detion of 200 mm and thicknes of 2mm If the density of A apd B is = 7.85 Muy and for Gy = 271 Me/m, determine the location ofthe center of mass. Neglec the sizeof the bolts = 17 S50" asy0.2N00IN ssa zu@?iaayaaxoon in 57919:48, ‘The russ is made from five members each having A fength of 4m and a mass of 7 kp Ifthe mass ef the : fussel plates at the Joins and the thickness of the TEM = AmMietr2+249= Golem members can be neplected, determine the distance d {0M = 7(9)= Mee ‘where the hosting cable must be attached, so that the {russ doesnot tip (rotate) when ss bite. FEM em 9-49. Locate the centroid for the vee. Nels the thcknes Of the mati and sigh bends at cess Cenrold The eng of cach segment ar experi centro buna Seyment E(in.) Fin) Ltn T 39S | Rs a oscars 30 8 4 RO so 0 oO 5 8 fo 6 5 9s as 7 3 98 ms Eo ao neo Deewaymmerysosty a, =O an Bit _ 1160, je Nessim est Aw 5803:50 Locate the centroid (&,5) of the metal Stab pena, NEB the thickaes of the materi i slight bends atthe corners on MT En hepa pee id band balm, Seement Lim) ym) jem) 1 sor “test “eats9y 2 wore "9s" Soe. 2m * tm 75 sto zones sus7s6 Pree tyme souty anit ane Bye, susnse FE a snasamestiamm An frame each have a cate the position (3 sravity Neglect the sie ofthe ed members Aisa, fons a the fixed support HAW = 101% + MOYTi= nom wn M+ Bs YR tay °° ow ee on IW = 3501 + 101 + 100% » orszn EF aoe ew” la STE em kee (20, 16 = HCH 6g = 0 1M, = 2m. a 5819.82. Each of the three members of the frame has a mass per unit length of 6 him. Losate the position (¥, 3) of the center of gravity, Neglet the size ot the pins at the jvints and the thickness ofthe members. Also, calculate the reactions atthe pin A and roller E enroid The eng of ech segment an pee cent a bla Seament Lom) Zim) Fim) zL(me) FLim) roe ES po! toce 200nan 2 ia ta Se ee cs ore ius) a 462 2061 Sy Somes ne 2061 PiSeoremeszem Ane The toa weight te fame s 21(6(981) = 140318 $M, 90) 5 (8) 166051(1.646) «0 BaMissNe sey an STE 0 4, 4341 35-16605100 A,=ISIB9SN® 1320) Ans tno, Ao Ane 1. 4 ban 65m 2aux99) reson 9s Determine the location y of the conoid of the ts 1m’ eross-Setionsl area, Neglect the site of the commer ‘elds at and B forthe eakelaton, a“ ae PA e297) 501960 «39 +2) (06108) 9 wt Bee nasi + 15010) + (3) 275 6am? pe BA oun TA as smm Ane 582984 The gravity wall is made of concrete. Determine the location (x) ofthe center of gravity G faethe wal BEA = 180.6404) « 2103) ~34f }o09 -2(2}u50) =i BFA = 0206404) « 19045) = v0 ~ 24(2}ua0 = 96 13400 +30) Joya - Lago) 3:58 An aluminum strat has a cross section referred to as a deep hat. Locate the centroid } of ite seen Eee Segment has a thickness of 10 mm Control: Theat eh segment nd epi cnos a bld Segment Asm!) Fim) ¥A(mm) vwan 7S" "2000 2 10029 50 re0000 3 ei) 95—sro00 E300 190 Tw, BA | 15900, FA ssomm Am = Son 7 5839.86, Locate the centroid forthe cross-sectional area cof the angle Centro The ea snd he cen forepents1and 2 ior29 1 tea 2 @ Eran 9457. Determine the location ¥of the centroidal axis # ‘ofthe beans cross-sectional area, Neglect the size of the ‘corner welds at A and forthe calculation, woe, a Kay 584 EFA = 759180) + SOISHID + 0180 = 18) + 1009) + 450 = 238998 an? sm 91.05988. Determine . the location (5) of he centroid C of + aduoun = Sone te MR CeO 5) or the angles eros. Cento The wea of ah, tt and is epee cen we bu Segment Atle) in) Fa) EAC) atin) Bay ee 2 6 5s 1 woe Hey noo 585“9460. The wooden t a having a weight af 15 vine how high whats the an 15.36 long. Determ from the floor Aisa, borizonal. through whic 10 ofits lees ber iskness ofeach lee 9-61, Locate the centroid ofthe beam, ade from a square board "he legs weighs 2h ang its center of ale measure F ofthe cross-sectional area arity is from the area whichis part ofa circle having & radius elon = Serene AC) Fin) SAG) 1 2110 a 1860 3 a6 180 Sayin £ aoa FO fain Tow, i ‘66 i jh oe etisn oat Ti? n Foie a bo Lb 362 Determine the locaton ¥ of the centroid € shaded Jommane sn rana Heamokeema Poe Pr a5BAS Locte the centroid F of the channels cross CCenrotd The ae ach segment an it especie cen beled Segment Ate?) fin) AG) re 7 ae hey 0 A ao wo me. ; jerome, ane mmo "9.64. Locate the centroid J of the cross-sectional area ‘of the eam constructed from a channel and. plate, ‘Assume all corners ae square and neglect the size ofthe weld at A, Centro The wes of ac semen and epi cei bed Serment (oom) F0mm) yA(mm) 1 soca) "9s 225000 2 ein 385 2236500 3 roa) 38539000 Est 000 $00 000 500 SES = m2 nme aTamm Ans 587 b= 225 mm9-65. Locate the centroid (3) of the member's cross: 7 Cero The ea of ach sept and ia recive cent we bald | Segment A‘om?) Zam) Fn) Am) jA(oe!) + 1 tong m0 osm om LL coum —| 2 30090) 00 21500 sy 3 eo) to 38330000 asen0 S nm mm 2 ay ne eaitlelee. [Ten a Tig am “sb 9-66. Locate the centroid yo the concrete beam having the tapered cross section shown, $100.36 200) = 194410 wa? 588589Heeorsrasyee - Lous FOO OD ong Frases) —reoaspee = on: 2019-02874» anes — ase #02304 oa eos eae co Herm ay 9-70. Determine the distance F to the eentcid of the shape which consists of a cone with a hole of height ‘n= 50mm bored into its base Fev jrosraan®S,-saanronye 148010) wt Ev = }e(015%08) ~ nt009"(005) Bey _ 148110) 8.71. The sheet metal part by Determine the locaton (x9, 3) the dimensions shown, ofits centroid, EA 0 a3) + Jone) = 212 = 7240) + of2)ox6) = ~24i 3H = 1300) doou0 96 2A + 440) -f6(2Jon6 » -104? Lin Ane 17 ane19-72. ‘The sheet metal part has a weight per unit area ‘of 2 h/h and is supported by the smooth rod and at C Ihe cord is et. the part wil rotate about the y axis until it reaches equilibrium. Determine the equilitriom angle ‘of tit measured dowawatd from the negative x axis that "AD makes with the — axis, Sos ears Nosoyecu, tht vi cowie ni Seesolason rb. 9-7, 9-78, Detetmine the locaton (, 9) ofthe centroid Cot the cross-sectional area for the seructural member constructed from two equslsized channels welded togethers shown. Assume all corners are square. Neglect the size of the welds EEA» 1305(028 + 190579 + 1505402) #1x0s)829}2) + 1405) sensi? A= 11.03) + 1005) + 150K) = EVA = 1510391125, + 140.9025 + 13054025) twos} + 150501035) asm? yee AP[Fore Determine the tcston (5) ofthe comer of ‘ay ofthe thee-wheele. The location ofthe center of ct eacin tanya each component nd its weight are tabulated in nh {Ge age. Ihe ce wheeler i yeti with respect tothe ty plane, determine the socal actions eh of its wheels everson the ground esas tot + Crem. <0, and —B1e8H =9 9:75. Major for loadings in e shop are caused By the Sreihts of the objects shown. Each force et through is Tespeatve center of gravity G-Locae the centro easly Cro) ofall theve components a ees | VA 592"9-76. Locate the center of gravity of the two-block assembly: The specifi weights of the materials and B fare 74 = 150Ib/f" and 4 = 0018/1, respectively, Cemtroid: Te weigh of Bock A and B we, GEA )oo-2 125% EXE) «67m never ape ome ante mas ais Eas eer nn cae B17 sas 5625 Ts, Oe - eee eee Ae! p= BM Ss EW * Io7py *26H a EM, Ora Minin ke fm) Fabia) EW ty 9.71. The buoy ism each having a radia distance #0 the bao de (rom two homogeneous cones Of 1S WI A= 12K find the 1 center of gravity G. 593 dust We lease asin7% The buoy & made fom two homogeneous cones 2 eee aan oft ft eguved thatthe ae Se pny © te lected at 2 = 058 cere dearth + east Sitios he bei te op =Seostacd 5 Jecistoy sasteo wisest HEV | 2500 9408 ay san oa sei? ganas = L378 8 ae 9.79. Locate the centroid Z of the top made from a hemisphere and a cone Card he vlan ch erat pie cn Serment Vim’) y Emm) EV (mm) 1 Fear) as sansa t 2 Fey 90 aarti E m22%6ec0) sensei) en EY 22teno Fv asec) OC am 594"9.80, A rangular pate made of homogeneous material has a constant thickness which svety stall itis folded ‘oer ax show, determine the location ¥ of the plates enter of gravity G 9481. A triangular plate made of homogeneous material £4 Hehuia) =n! thet srshown, dacmine he wedlon ff be p's . center of gay sx -19(!en+a00+6(!) 290 9-82. Locate she center of mass? of the assembly. The material ha a density of p = 3 Mg/a!- There v4 30mm Aiameter hole bored tough te center, Seumen—|Yem!) Zim nat > Marxian ‘38 eth) eras oc) cae 2 Sasi es ctsmasan 2 Nien save 595a3. The assembly consints of a 20n- wooden dowel Pods ightiting steel ella. Detennie the distance Beis cemter of gravity ifthe specific weights of the haters eye = 150 1b) ad = 490 Bt, The fai of the dowel and collar are shown Pxsion 9.84. Using integration, determine both te aca and the eee dal tance Fo te shaded area, Then, sing the second theorems of Pappos~ Guldinus, determin the "Volume ofthe slid generated by revolving the area about the vans 9-85. The anchor rng ix made of stel having a specie Sweigh of yr = 490 Int. Determine the surface area of the ring, The erss section i rela as shown. 5969-86. Using imeration determine both the ae and the distance ¥ 10 the centro ofthe shaded are, Then using the second theorem of Pappos-Guldius, determine the volume of the solid genetated by revolving the shaded are about the x axis 9.87, A steel wheel has diameter of 840 mm and cross section a shown it the figure. Detennie the ttl mass oF the wheal if p = 5 M/s ¥ a 0874 = 29100550000 sem p¥ = $0 879500°9 0) 897_ ak eters Sec woah ais) _ ‘lume The vim of de hoppers be abana by aping he ese of Papp and Guna, Bq 912, wih B= 2, 07S. f #06333 m Sn bum A, = 1.5¢4)= 600m, A,» $(139(1.2) = 0780 and t 01121-0208 i n= 21951400) 06930700 +0.1102401 100% , vet oem ae 4a 349. “Sand is piled between two walls as shown, Assume the pile to bea quarter section of x.cone and that 2 percent ‘ofthis volume is voids (ir pace), Use the steond theorem of Pappus-Guldinus to determine the volume of sand Sodieoca}orn «samt ane I BR 9.90 “The rim of « Mywheet has the cross section AA shown. Determine the volume of material necded for te co romn = 42808) mn? ne wel |9-91, The open tank is fibrcaed from «hemisphere ‘nd cylindrica sel, Detemine the vertical reactions that ‘each ofthe four symmetrically placed legs exer on the floor if the cank contains water which i 12 deep inthe tank. The specif gravity of water is 62.4 lH" Neglect the weight oF te tank lume: The slume of the water cab eine by aig +992 Determine the approximate amount of pnt eeded to cover the outede nirface of the open tank ‘Assume thi gallon of pat cover 400 1 Sauce Area: Agpyng he rem of Paps and Cas 4,94, win The eit amount pit = BT 2p gon Ans 5099%, Determine he volum the casting material needed to make = aradewr dd KN Se act wane 1 + xar00 ~ade ere - er 9.94. A circular sea wallismade of concrete Determine the total weight ofthe wal ir the conerete has a specific weight of y= ISD Ibi (peta. Jondaoe «mane v= 150207986) = 33210 BAe 2 9-98. Determine the outside surface area ofthe storage tank, Surfece Area: Aapjog te tearm of Paps ad Caldas, 49-11, wih O=25,l, = VISE a VIAL e30K A =73hed 1S, 4s etit=29{75( Jl) #15130) =356( 107) #2 Ame"9-96, Determine he volume of the storage tank, 9497. The water-supply tank has a hemispherical tom and éylindical sides. Determine the weight of wer in the tik when itis Billed tothe tp at'C. Take 624 tye anwar amo ( 400 Fe 9.98. Determine the numberof gallons of pain needed to pant the ouside surface of the water supply tank, which consists of hemisphesieal betom, eylindcal sides, and ‘conical top. Each gallon of paint can cover 250 nf Ante wax [nods + 28 (202) “Ty mise ce ant = OTE sg ane 6019.99, The process tank is se 10 store Higulds doring Imanfictrite Estimate both the volume ofthe tank and itssurface area, The tak has lat op and he plates from ‘shit the tunk is made have negligible thickness. ores] +9400, ete the height I 0 hich iui should te poured into the cup s that it conacts haf the surface th om the ise of the cup. Neglect the cups thickness forthe eaeulaton, 107k -02156 teed in aking he V-belt tun: ing fs Cai Vv maB7A = Sri6atesaes + 660900218, 9-101, A V-belt has as iner radios of nad eros »— Sectional area as shown, Determine he volume of material 4 6029-102, The full circular aluminum housing is sed in an automotive brake system, The cross section is shown in the figure. Determine its weight if aluminum has aspecifc ‘weight of 169 Wit 12 wit eof Ppt nt olin, Ba 9-1 Volume : Agpyng be eaten FAP Ny #025005) Fa a ict 03809 -28H somsioansy-040231 sua seanergasn9 so8200 ss “iin La eel 015 in. ecgust onion ™ asin wera )=0577® consid = pall | Brows epee {e108 Determin he height to which qui shoud be poured into the conical cup so that it contacts half the surface area on the inside ofthe cup. Sufce Area poten es Ly =. en be en Pera 549-9 in be STI = A mb ene Bir oatnma 1 ORL) = Oly Soren ax(t() 603*9.104 Determine the surface area of the roof of the structure if iis formed by rotating the parabola about the y axis 7d The eng fe itcea cone dt = SFE «lf - Ble meemmasonte ser, weve tole ["[fieZ]aerisoe vl ‘Applying Eg. 9-7. we have. » -Bjeonae efi ann Tea * Day 797m neh Surface Area: bspyg be ore of Ppp nd Gus, £4.99, wd On24 Ca23 66m, PeseoiTh woke az A= OiL=26(9.178)(23.663) = 13650? ane 9.108. Determine the interior surace area ofthe brake Piston It consists of a fll circular part. ts rose section 1s shown in the ire "FOP « 2M « S/T + wx + 9960) + iodo) + ream * 1900) mm aay 9-106. Determine the magnitude of the vesulant hydrostatic force acting on the dam and is location, ‘measured from the top surface ofthe waterThe width of the dam is mp, = 10 Mim rome) = raid) Watney ame SEthat it eeates the same resultant forces? and p, = 1000 kei” Bu = 308 = 1569008 = 1ST 7 = bose J = soy.) i HOG = 23580N = 23540 km = 20984 = ese “Tes 5, = fore a « semow *9-108, "When the tide water A subsides, the tide gate automatically swings open to drain the marsh B. For ihe condition of high tide shown, determine the horizontal Feactions developed at the hinge C and stop block D. The length of the gato is 6 m and its height is 4 m, Pa = 10 Mpiin 74 Tee Mid pressure pos D and E canbe deri! wing laid Pre By 9-15 pp, 2 10(10°)(980)(2)= 19620 Nim? 0( 10") (28193) «29-20 Nin 929.4180 19606 « 17728 e=29-3(6)= 17658 Nin in Fy = HUMES) = 26487 3833m 4 fanme =n ian of Equilibrium 26487(3)-1117203339)-,(4)=0 1D, =100S5EN«IOVEN Ane Resmi cose >, eT ay peren TER 20, 2047 11772-10055-6 20 GadsoeN94109. ‘The concrete" gravity" dam is held in place by its ‘own weight I the density of concrete is, = 2.5 g/m" and water has a density of p..= 1.0 Mg/m', determine ‘the smallest dimension d that wil prevent the dam from ‘overturning about its end A Cones with of da. r = 10008 (),1) «58440 re Nets artnef¥ = Lsssanoxs « r6s10N o7 ‘ CarexasOMy9.) = TITSEN fe Ge 20-1100) «ana 40268 9-110. ‘The concrete dam is designed $0 that it face AE has «gradual slope ito the water as shown, Because of this the fietional force at the base BD of the dam is fy = Hsrayayar4nie fe increased due othe hydrostatic force ofthe water acting , othe dam Caleulte the Hydric ove ating on Reg =p ane axe face AB of the dam. The dam 86). wide y= 4 TOM SAIN. ‘The semicircular tunnel passes under a river Which is 9m deep. Determine the vertical resultant hydrostatic foeee seting per meter of length long the length of the tunnel, "The tunnel is 6m. wide P= 1.0 Mei Fessuno@ sxnemva-fo | || 606s3:12, The tank is wed fo sore a Tguid having & specie weight of 80 Ib/t IF iti filled to the top, determine the magnitude of force the liquid exerts on teach of its two sides ABDC and BDFE. ‘rou Presvare Tne parc xt pina Band Een be enn eeo-wpet puntos monet pen ancin = 9001 Trae epn0cta = SHOR we =960112)= 150 hunt Fores : Theron fre son see ABCD Jona (/) «pussimenaee A sed a on ce BDF elonorusmnenuanscisie Me Ginseng 9-118._Determine dhe resin horizontal and ert force component thatthe water exerts on the side of he dam, The dam is 25 ft long and y,, = 62.4 Ib/ft*, ‘teid Pressure Te id resurface Soci ang 8 9-15. p= 7, pat2 4 «80 «ate? ‘Tous. 7 156125) 8089 ‘Reval Force: rom teeside ek cover of teen, te weal te 10925) = 16669 Then, event f= W=e24{16567 5] =2600008=26009 Ame tnd te bccn component of een for it se fonma9 aasiy 6079-114, The gate AB is 8 m wide. Determine the bos onal and verical components of force ating onthe pin 0 Band the vertical fection atthe smooth soppor A. De = LO g/m" ai rh a wee opi 8 4 = 1040998199) = 8 90 Ne? = 8629 AN? = 104040815) = 89 O50 Na? = 90 KN uations of Egle “eEMy <0 9620025) +78480990)~ 4,020 sree ma(s)ona(s)-n oe ereeeo, sn-nus(3)-12(3)-a 0 608SAIS The storage tak cons oil avng@ SPEC soe gan tented tom BeAkocompute he oa sSuLan ores «gam eanun ty acting on the bottom ofthe tank Be Jo - or = 107818) 52,645) = a6 Jomo «ast ye tis ome _ i Cl com, =e nate = toradya +49 + 145) «0 Fy = M10(0)56 = A161 ~ HEB Aas “9-116. ‘The arched surface AB is shaped in the form of. quarter circle. Its 8m long, determine the horizontal and vertical components of the resultant fore caused by the water ating onthe surface. ps = 10 Min 5 = tomoanysx2y) = e088 wy 5 toons 1.921) = 7098 a A= umsacon «asa =~ }ecarumnoanenn «= e137 609SHLT7, The eecangulr bin is filled with oul, which erties a preset long wall A hat varies Sehowne res pate? YR whew = is measured in Feet Determine the resutant force eveated by the eval tint specify ylation eased rom the top saface of the wos vary = [7 sane = 18 9.118 The semicircular drainage pipe 1 filled with Sater Determine the reslant horizontal and vertical Three components thatthe water exerts on the side A ff te pipe pe fot of pipe lengths Ye = 62 / 610SID, The pressre fouling on the plate js desctibed ty faneon p = 10{6/¢e + 1) + 81 t/t. Detemine ye ono ofthe resort force and the coordinates A ae joint where the Tne of action oF the fORee tnireat the plate. pono * +] ne [lees f wf stn toa 409) 480 +8)rae 21508 tapas) bee 9-120, The tak is fled to the top (x =0:5 m) with Seater having a density of The resultant force of the Water pe havpate of the tank, and is Tocaon, measured fr the tp ofthe tank et9.121, ‘The wind blows uniformly onthe tront surface of ‘the metal building with a pressure of 30 ivf Determine the resultant forceitexerson the surface and the position Pat ofthis resultant, fiseasen ; =f i = efi)" = 206 Lycos) _ sl firey y= OLGNO be nden 3mm ay hung can shout the * ann. The mater tel having, 2 deniy nf = 78S Mel 67210-111, Determine the location of y of the center of ‘mass G ofthe assembly and then caleulate the moment ‘Of inertia about an axis perpendicular to the page and passing through G. The block has a mas of 3 kg and the sms ofthe semicyinder is S ke Location of Comroid Bin 3041151269 po BE, BOOB 920mm nw a a [tome Mast Maman of Ina Abo a Als Peoh Poit GTe ras treet ra secant osm a pa som \ | | Sire mas opens een ber Lem jt dng Fyne 28?) ant ho = tan SEY = 031907 gf. | mn sep Ay E.0- 16 we bre en Ekle, omdt [50(05+04) +3(0148)] [ons (02) +5(a.0080")] sone a ee "10-112, The pendulum consists of two slender rods AB and OC which have a mass of 3 kg/m. The thin plate has a mass of 12 kg/m?. Determine the location ¥ of the center of mass G of the pendulum, then calculate the moment of ine of the pendulum about an axis Perpendicular tothe page and passing through G £09079 + nOHADLD = KOY'ADLS, TTSS) + HOD = ROTI + OND te = }lOwcn08 + oxyose7H? + Heinen? + 190,075 - osm + HrC0M'02903) + (mO3"URICLA-08TH! ~ PRODFCRVOD" ~ MmOFaMICLA-caTH* a seien kme 67310-118. Determine the moment of inertia ofthe beam’ ross-setional aren about the x axis which passes through the centroid C Moment of Inia The monento nr tou ew te compo ens tnt sen can Be Seemed ge parle! ~ ai ere 124d), 1 -[5oc) 9] of Lionma(s} +{co2me($ nome Ane 10-114. Determine the moment of inertia ofthe beam s cross-sectional area about the y axis which pases through, the centroid C Momento Inertia Te monen fnew fr Be compsie Sei coe secon an e deride pal “a ee y=(hond), 4 =[ Grae 00] [jeaasire'. Looamaasan] ound a67510-117, Determine the moments of inertia {, and fe and the product of inertia, for the semicircular area. b= Ett = Sem001 wt 1, =0 (Dre to symmetry = BEER te, ot? = 5089 380.1 + $089 380.1 | 4 3 4, = 5.09(10°) mm* Ans = EE EE gatos 4, ato = 5989 380.1 + 5089 380.1 _ 9 2 1, = 5.09(10°) mm* Ans ie sin20 + 1, cos 26 678"10-118 Determine the moment of inertia of the shaded area about the y axis rent ment: H+ }(-1) Tat te een pra he y nt i d= 9 Nayar Moment of Inertia: Agelyng Ea, 10-1 a performing te eron we 1-119. Determine the moment of inertia ofthe shaded area about the x axis tenet pel they msi d= ye Te mene fie (lena coment aout eas = dl +aaj* aha ne(tl igre aman ty =} (41) Tee te te 677sti ofthe area +10-120, Determine the moment of ine Shout the x axis Then, using the parallel-axis theorem, find the moment of inertia about the «” axis that asses though the centroid C of the area Y= 120 mm. Diterntl Bement: Ha x= {ly} Te reo eek ‘element paralielw the x axis is dA = 2edy = 2V 300y4y Moment of nena: Asplyog Ba. 10-1 nd poring einegrio, we i ’ nal a Ly Gao) somo ly 1=914.29(10") m= 914( 10) mat Ans ' fav? ‘The moment af inertia about the 2” axis can be determined using the parallel = T . si rove The wench | a =f" aay = 33.3010") 7 Balog 914.29( to) wf 5933( 10) (120) 16( 10") mt An WA2L. Determine the momen ofnera ofthe triangular area about (a) the x axis and (b) the centroidal x” axis. © dere-teene alu fata 67810-122, Determine the product of nena of the shaded ate with respec the Yad es asodan( tio 679HAL, Use the method of virtual work to determine the tensions im cable AC. The lap weighs 10h ‘ree Baty Diagrom :Theeion' able AC abe ermine by resting cise Ac The syrem bony one degra of edo defied by Be independent Conta @ When @ nderges 3 porovedpacment 8, oly Py ml be Seaton (100 fr) do wok Viral Displacements: ore Fy a 101 fore ara rome ed sqrk 8 be 2-tin 058 ow yanhin® By, =bos 858 a Virwa- Work Equation; When ya unde psive vw lepconens By atd Sr, e101 foe and Barz component fF Fate 30° do pone war we ever compen af ye, Fc tia 3" ies ep wo BU=0, 15, -ea Sy, + Fees MEE, =O (3) Sebrosg Be (1 2) 3] ie (does @-05F,coo 8 O8AOF in 150=0 Sie 150 #0, ten fe aq ‘Ade auboam poston 9= 45, Dero11-2, The uniform rd O4 has 4 weight of 10 1, When the fo hin vial position, =U, the spring is Stretched Detrsine he angle # for eiibiam i the end Of the sping wrups avund the perpen ofthe isk as the disk us hvala cae» Wen ne 3 pote ra placments The 0 ss se Ha he a at 11-3,__Dstennne the fore Faetng onthe cord which i feauied eo maintain equlbriom ofthe horizontal 10k bar AB. Hint: Expres the lal constant vertical length 1 ff the cord in tems of position coordinates sy and The Siva ofthis equation yields relationship between Sram 8 Frve— Bay Digs On oe Fs igh fi AB LIN) Sot Donn: Ks Fah eof i 818) inmal—Mrk Eton When 9 yang pie ina Sgtmenens yond fy, woh a1 postongue of M = 682ALT. The cramkshall is subjected to a torque of M = SQNem. Determine the horizontal compressive force F and plot the result of F (ordinate) versus & (abcisa) for 0” = 0 = 0" (09 sane 20.(2xem6) o 4042-02280) rom (0) xe Sense [UOT ya SomrRTET E> 02 em + [oD po OT (Giaws + Yaonan'e'+ 05)a00 683,SIR Determine the force developed in the spring required to keep the 10h uniform rod AB in equilibrium tehen # = 38 Free ody Diagram : Toe synen us oly te ear of eam Si ‘hc buependen court 8, Wien 9 undergoes a poste spleen 8, Sava opene force fe wep cf eo 10B) ard 101 feo Viral Displacements “Te spring foe we weight of ed 0b) ae bea om ie ont wt poss contin and Ee. Fe os 8 Sry = 60 088 a Meni ® Bye =3cs 850 a Vireal- Work Equation : When pons 8 ad Cundegppsiie vat Cpls By and By Ba spng fre Fy and tbe weight of eed (loa doneqatte wo The 11 cnple momen does naive work Sehe od AB endear spss vial aon 68 SU=0, ~F8x4~105ye~1050=0 0 Sebring e172 3) ye (ys 8 3ens 0-10) 80.0 ro See 500, 68 684Determine the anges fr equity of the 4 tisk using using the principle ot the virtual work, Negeet the weight of the rod The pring is antretched when ihe vert ition due tothe the depen’ none 8. When B andere nly spn oe, ad web de dk (8) do work Viraat Displacements Thespeng force , wd te weghtol Be disk 4m) anes fom ef oa B sing poston otis andy, yer tin® Sy cos 688 uw sexe 880 a Vinal: Work Equation» When poet Cand A dee possive vem duptenens By and 8 sprog fr does eave wot whe SU=D yyy Be =0 0 Subeg He 2] ila (2 £,)s08 860-0 is overs, (om esprng fons. f, «kr = (15a 6) = 50508 Seoseng hs vale] yds = San €)608 858 = 0 sce 590.860 12s @*0 82129" ane cose=o @n90" Ane TE-10,_ (ach of the three links ofthe mechanism has 4 weight of 2015 determine the angle 0 for equilbvium fof the spring, which, duc o the roller guide, always Femains hovizotal and is unsnetched whom @ =U Bathe 685 by = -2n0 50 fy 4 any) Abe (204 ane) + 2204208) ~ 2 end emsHiIl, When = 207, the Sb uniform block com proses the two vertical springs 4 of the wiferm links Ai and CD each weigh IT, dstermine the magnitude of the applied couple moments M needed to mainin ea liv when = 20 {siinim mete key nib soe met Mt at placement Te se oF, Se wept of ek ye tetiee by = tin 80 uw Sco # y= Asin 88 er sy Reo by Bn 69 Br a tation: Wes. on in ta 12. The sping is uastetched when 8 = O° IE P 5th, determine the angle 6 for equiibrium. Due tothe roller guid, the spring alvays remains vedical Neglect, the weight ofthe links 68611-13, The thin rod of weight W rest against the smooth wall and floor. Determine the magnitude of force P needed to hold it in equilibrium for a given angle 0 Fras Body Diagram : The sysem hat ty one ere ftom eit by ‘te ndependent coor @, When @undereesapsve pce 60, ony be weigh of hod W andor P do work Viral Daplacement: The weigh ood W ad foe Pee oat rom et ons A ad Busing pasion cords yea, pec) 1 1 yet hsin® bye toe 068 n z aoe a Bgtb Obey =- hin 050 a Virtual Werk Equation: Wen poi Cd Audra posive vl ipso Bycand Bry he weight he rod W and fore Fe wep SU=0; -W8y.~Phy, 90 aw Sesiaing Ey. an 2] i 3 yl ‘Sie 5040, en a rmemers of the mechani ae pn cee Miocene iri ions f= A= 21% sr gE shown deurmine the abe @ fr Sa aGon Me spine usec when? = 4 Septic wep atte members by =teo0t8, ie ane 50 BU 26 = Abe 208) - 2000 (Att) - anaecn oo = Sef = Aeon — kant) = Aon one = wos conta amb 3735.9 Ans 6874-15, ‘The spring has an unstretched Fength of 0.3m. ete the angle @ for equiibrivm ifthe uniform inks tach nave mass of 5 Kg re Rody bigram ‘he sen bs cy ob dee of ed Shy mepenaen ne WR SE ns Mima amon is ml 0 Jone m8 Ww 5.08 6 big = 0.380 88 br ee eee reais ta ig te TEESE fin and neo nt AC and CE 905 8 i 20 2 2-49 085,014 Fytbey Bia) =0 “ Reet sing E(B} 2 kh ° % SSVT SotneS Bat is vate be sinc 6 #0 hen nu Determine the force F needed to lift the block having weight of 1001. Hine: Note tha he coordinates Sad yea be related othe constant vertical lent | ofthe cor oe | tne 16. 688TH-17. ‘The machine shown is used for forming meta plates It consists af ov tagles ABC snl DEF. which fre operate by hydraulic eslindr BE. The toggles push the moveable bar FC forward pressing the plate pio the cavity the force which the plate exerts he head PL=BEN, determine the fore Fi sneha lind when 0 = 30 Simos paenens ve Sand St. ce and Pd me 0 = Fy Fosa— Pine =O a Shing ay 1.2 a 11 ik 689TAR, The vent plate is supported at B by a pin. Fit weighs 15 tb and has a center of gravity at G, determine the stifness of the spring so that the plate remalns in ‘equilibrium at 6 = 30". The spring is unsiteiched when one, Free Body Diagram : Ihe ssc has oly on date ore dom defied by th intent coednate 8, When an acme 8, ‘oy the sping ft an th weight the on lie (18 fone) do work Virtual Displacements: Toe woah othe vn ple (1S frei aad ‘tombe a pint using the porn coordi. The hoi ad ‘srl psitin of he ping Feo, a sed from the ned poi wing Ya 2OSo0s 0 By =-0.5in 85 i wer teaeO By = sin a6 ri rclin® 6, eww 058 11 Virtual Work Equation: When yo, aod undergo postive va telat By. Byam 8, he woah ofthe vent ple (15 fone) xia componcat fF, Fo § and ver componeat of Fy. Fis 8 wu Boos 8 8ey~ Fsin0654-1885,=0 141 Scns Fgc 11.12] and 8] ies (5,0 6050+ Fs Osi 9+ 7Sein 8) 88% 0 (F084 9) 75a 0) 50=0 F,c00(8+ 0) +751 20 extra) [A ulin poston 8 207, te angle (ES) tna 1580 30 Sar rioasy “1 Spring Formula From he gomstry the ping ste x0 YP STB) (Teor YET 0.4995 8 Fy ake 4961 = k(04595) 690M19. The scissors jack supports a load P. Determine the axial fore in the serew necessary for equilibrium when the jack isin the pasition . Each ofthe four links has length Zand is pin-connected a its center. Points Band D can move horizontally ra tene, Bee Lane 80 y= maine, =m 60 WU +0 PF PAL co 60) ~ RL ed 56) «0 11-20, Determine the mass of A and # required to hold the 400-2 desk lamp in balance for any angles # and 6. Neglect the weight of the mechanism and the Size ofthe lamp, 4 = 300 sng — 375 bh 2 TS + 18am ~18a8 © 75009 Papeete) fan by, = T5000 60 FU =O Wy Wbn + Mb, =0 W315 a8 30) ~ 0+ HS e840) hplcenend (eny 5 = 300.08 86 fn = Tend 8 BU =O WE, mB, + MSs 0 cp 64) = CS cud 56) + 0% 0 2e- Bewony «06 me BR stone ne 691TDK, “The piston € moves vertically between the (vo ooh walls the spring has stiffness of = 1.5 Nim nds unsreiched when f= (P determine the couple M. hat mut be applicd to link AB to Rold the mechanism inequilibriven 8 = 3. Free Body Diagram : Th syne as nly one geo eadom ei by lndependr corn 0. When 8 anders x ove daphrmen 8, only he ‘spn oe td coupe moneat Mo wer Virwel Displacements The pg orf, a rom he pin A singe poston corsa yc, Using the iw of ies OG asbs0e aya ened a eening he sbove expo, we bave Om 27 Sye~ O85 yceed Oye 088 abst bee: 60 a Virual- Work Equation When oi ndeges postive vir dplaement yc, espa fore fds pote work. The seal moment M dos psine ‘ok when ink AB unre psiive vin ton 58, BU=0; fybyerMS0=0 a Ssbsining (ne 2 yt 064 78 402-2) 08.0130" 4 yee 08Itim Pr syeine (aneesct “ms 5000, en a Ate eptrn pve 0 37 Sebeenng Eg,» Tesi sce = 1-912 Tacos 0" 0912) 08790, Then tein foreis fy = kr ' 1500(0.08790) = 131.86. Subset esbove ests i 4, ave }ousss0sn mln11-23. “The assembly is used for exercise. I consist of four pin-connected hars each of length [and a spring of stilfaess& and unstretched length a (=21.). horizontal forces P and ~P are applied to the handles so that # is slowly decreaved, determine the angle # at which the ‘magnitude of P hevomes a maximum ‘Free Body Diagram : Te sytem a ony on degree fom oad by ‘independent coordi 8. When 8 undergoes postve dalam 68 Vital Displacements: Te snag foe nd force Pe cad ‘om fied pont Dan uti poston otras y and. rape Yolen 8 by=-tsin 960 u FsLind Sra Leo 868 a Virtue Work Equation: Wen po A, C, Band Dando postive ‘tl lament By ad Br, he spine ec and foe do ope 8U=0; ~26, 55-206 8 Sebesng Es] (2 i ies (26, sa 8-208) L820 “4 Frome rome. te pring seche = 2Les8~a Then, epi = 4(2Leo10 2) = Leae8 ta Sabotage 604*-24, Determine the weight W of the erate i the angle 0 = 48°The springs are unstretched when Neglect the weights of the members, ‘Potenial Fonction: The amma cabled x plat Since he ce of {i feet low he pou nergy tear. Hae Frisina) =tua hed bps if #3) Tanocae Lovin oa mace sae 0-2 o-oo etiam Poin: espe nen t= Sesuntentoreaseterted tl ‘At equim postion, 6 4%. Sabeting fis vale (1. we ave a cn 45+ 2s AS —6Weo0 4S 2 Weise ane 6951128. Rods Ai and HC hae dcenteo mass located At thie midpoinis I al contacing suraces ae south = 125056; 3x = 25 e080 find HC has 4 mass of 10, determine the appropiate tas of AB required for egitim 3-125 cos = 25 0050 125 sing 69 = -25 sind 60 075, 1s 2 )59 = -25(52)58 1.25(735)86 = -2555) 0.7569 = ~ 1.566 56 = 80 128 7) sine on ya = 125 sind By, = 0.625 0056 39 4 25 cos 0 SU = 0; —m(9.81)6y, - 9818), = 0 —m(981)(0625 cos@ 59 ) ~ 981( 1.25 cos@ 60) ° ~m(9381)(0625)(4.)(-250) ~ 981(1.25)( 280 = 0 « N25) — 981612512960 = [m(9.81) ~981)5 o 100 kg Ans 11-26, If he potential function for a conservative one degree-offreedom system i V = (Bx ~ 2e° ~ 10)4, vase 2-10 where + is given in meters determine the postions for : ‘equilibrium and investigate the stability a each of these feueas0 positions 698L121. If the potential funeton for a conservative one \egree-freedom system is V = (12sin 20 > 15 cos) Where 0" <#-< II", determine the positions for librium and investigate the stability at each of these postions so; r4eos28 ~ 15sing = 0 2 2a(1-2en?@) = 1Ssind = 9 48an88 + ISsinf = 24= 0 CChooeing the angle O° <8 180 EY SL agsin20 = 15008 Yo atsn20 ~ Sea onme, SY. -s12<0 Unnuble Ane ae a osu, SLasrzs0 sehen *11-28 IF the potential function (or & conservative one epree-otstresdom system is V = (100s 20 + 28s) where 0 < 0-< 180°,” determine the. positions for equilibrium and investigate the stability at each of these Positions w Y= nosn26 + 25c0sd Moxind + 29.000 = 0 on da stra a cuttin: 2 6 aoaz0 san eau, Shee tate Ae oni, She aac, autem com, Sion meas 69711.29. If the potential function for @ conservative two degree of freedom system is V'= (Dy! + 185) whore 4 and y are piven in meters, determine the eautitnar, Position and investigate the stability at this postion 134, “Ihe spring ot the sale has an unstectched length ‘0. Determine the angle # for equieium when a weight W is suppocted on the platform, Neglect the weight of the ‘members What valve W would he required to keep the scale in neutral equilib when = 2 ‘Potent Punclam The dau & ebahe pa A, See e waht W ‘stove eda, is pont exsy i pore From de pomeny, te png seb Dain Band y= 2am 8. veyey, Be ewy = cise 9 + wets steele 2H Leo 8 ary Equitdriam Portion: he pens mogtoren © caat'vn bot @-2WLin Fw at'sn oa Bae sn 20-200 698131, The two bars each have & weight of 8 Ib, Der tine ie require stiffness of te spsing s Mat the tO bars rein equilibrium when # = 30" The spring hasan snsoteed length of Tt wagons cane 6991-32, The two hars each have a weight of & th Determine the angle #!for the equilibrium and investigate ‘the stability atthe equilibrium postion, The sping has an unstretched length of ff ote Fenton: Te Sana bla pon Si enero comer acct He. af pea stele Son, es yor ey Sisson bor 0 =D and epg ees (aen 0-1 8 1) =8leo8 8) 808 8) tea 1s208 84 15 Th aim & = 0. B= ~0in dos 9+ 1520 Y . -2u0un204 5200 9°0 sole ono eens aris Ane Stabitiy “Thu, te sytem inate equiibium x 70013. {his position YoU Sta 3 Se 8) Va Wj =Wy= W(1.Sein 643500 8) Equitvium Portion : Te ayes in eq it Postion : Te syns equim t = 0 Fh = W(1 sear 8-350 8) =0 1 Scot 9=3.5in 840 ena Sibiiy ev So w(t saint 3508 ) (1 Sin 2920-3 ne 28207) ‘Tas, eeu in unstable equlibiem a = 23.2" The truck has a mass of 20 Mg and a mass center 41 G. Determine the steepest grade 8 along which it can park without overturning and investigate the stability in ‘Potenal Fonction : Te dans exablsbdw pin. Sioa te cen of vi forth rack above he da, ts posal ener is poe Hee, 11-84 The bar supports a weight of W = S001 at its end. Ihe springs ae orginally unstetched when the bar is vertical, determine the required sites ky = ky = ‘of the springs 20 that the bari in neutral equilibyium whem its vertical Vs sense) + Facney? + eouneyt V5 00 cae» 122) © -esonina + 2250029 Ronis oo, ese + 245 wadeae) = 0 50 ene + HAS) ted + Kase = 0 Wen 0, 400 + 4 = 0 70111-38. ‘Te esindr is made of to materia uch that has mass of and a center of gravity st pont Show that when G ies above the centroid Cf the linet the uulteum is unstable Tout ecm tbe xiv a= 0" ED) "11-36. Determine the angle @ for equilibrium and ine ‘estgite the stability at chis poston. The bars cach have 4 mass of 3 kg and the suspended Black D has a mass OF 7 hg. Cord OC has a total length of Im 702137, The cup has hemispherical boom anda mas in. Datei the position of the cener oF mass G x0 thatthe cup i net eaibcm cnr gy he ope he ety pele Stab: To ave nae arama =" 2%) wa ad rE ace) 14-38. If each of the thre links ofthe mechanism has 4 eght W, determine the angle @ for equim, The Spring, which always emis vertical, sunsteched whe 70311.38. fthe uniform rod OA has a mas of 12 kg dete ‘mine the mass m that will hold the rod in eqlibeium we when # = 30” Point C i coincident with B when OA horizontal. Neglet the sizeof the puley st B fr Geom: sng te a of ies. C oe = ORFS O = JOT , ba VESP ow Roa <2 m= 981 miV— = ssi Hi-tomey] «Shas 11-40. The uniform right circular cone having & mass -m is suspended Tm the cocd ax shown, Deterine the angle 0 at which it hangs fom the wall fr eqilibiom Js the cone in stable equim? (owes Sn) me So-( Seer foe)arne 704The homogeneous eslinder has 9 conical cavity ‘cut int its base as shown, Determine the depth d ofthe favity s0 that the evlinder balances on the pivot and remains in neutral equilbyium reasons ~ {sor «SoHo = Gomme = y= dem ws ~ ne (= 0 (ogo psn) EE. ug aaa +0 monn Fed #~08-$ (be sit mm > 10mm (N.C 705142. A homogeneous lock rests on top of the ‘slindrial surface, Detive the relationship Between the the eylinder. rand the dimension of ‘quilbvium, Wine Establish the © function for a1 small angle Wie and coe ‘Potential Function Te nam esabshad a point, Snes of ry or eB stove em. a penal eng pe Ho y=(roB eos oo on om atria rao “eye mean cf 70811-43. “The homogeneous cone has a conical cavity cut imo tax shown. Determine the depth of dof the cavity in terms of fh so that the cone halanees on the pivot and remains in neutral cquiltvium ‘Potential Function: The anes ebt xpos A ice econ of aay ote cone i above the datum pence pone. Hee PeGoamuoeliteo-doreetesamne wns, Socata ” Eula Poiion : Tesyven s napaion s % «0 Be cen of gay for near ein 707{SIL-44 “The wiangular block of weight W tests on the | smooth comers which are a distance # apart. Ifthe Han has three equal sides of length d determine the ante 6 | torequitinum ° RS $f - weosrg wt 41-48, Two uniform bars each having a weight W, are Pinconnected at their ends It they ate placed over smooth cylindrical surface, show that the angle ® for ‘equilibrium must satisfy the equation cos isn" 9 = al.1eAle. he unitorm links A and BC cach weigh 2 Ih and the eylnder weighs 20 1h, Detesmine the horizntal force P required to hold the mechanism inthe position when # = 48". The spring has an unstretched length of ndy Diagram : The sem hs oly oe Sere of fam fied by Ste ndependen corte 8. When 9 unsere ove dapicenent 58, ony pn oc Fy, te weigh of Unk (21), 201 read fre P do Virtual Displacements “The pons of puns B, Dans C we measured om eid point A using poston cores yy, yp and caper yy 2lOea 8 by = 1008868 a Yer Sn8 ——5yy = Soo 858 ea se 2110606 0) Beg = 20a 858 a Viraal- Work Equation : Wen ois B,D an C vdeo pone tl upemens 64. Byputd Bre. sping for Fy ata put C, (he web oft (218) an 20 Cre nega wore whe foc cs postive woe U0 Ry Bee =2(28yp)-2085 p+ PBee 0A) ‘Sobséaing et. (1), 2a (3) 4 els (208, sn 0-200 8-220 #) 58=0 5 However. rom the spring ormsa Fy = Ae = 2(2(10080)=6) cs 812. Sebatang hs vle o E5] ils (foosa Bos 8-240 622004 = 20Psa 8) 88=0 Since 5040, en usin as 02a 0 220508 8-20Pin B= Pa eos @= Tow 8-12 [Ate egitim pon, = 45° Ten Peon =e 4-124 5288 Aw 70811-47. The spring attached to the mechanism has an lunstretched length when @ = 90°, Determine the posi. tion @ for equilibrium and investigate the stability of the ‘mechanism at this position. Disk A is pin-connected to the frame at B and has a weight of 20 Ib. Neglect the weight Of the bars ‘otental Function: The datum is established at point C. Since the éenter of aavity ofthe ds is below the dtm, its poten enegy negnve. Here, y = 2.280080) ~2.5cos0 fi and the spring oo proses = (25 25sin8) vauey, = Jee wy 7 = foes 2sanoy ana sea = S0sin!# —100sind ~ s0cos0 +50 quilt a 10 sn cos — 1006088 + SOsine Ew 50sin 29 ~ 1006058 + 50sin0 Solving by rian ea, 78" Ans L517 >0 ‘Thus, the system isn stable equim at @= 37.8" Ans 710SMB, The togele joint is subjected to the load RL > Mews Determine the compresie force Fi Cees 08 1M ga ay gg clnder at 4 asa function of oo b= Lone a0 ~Peae 80 — R-2L40)60 = 0 Peo + 2F00 = 0 1148. The waiformbeam AB weighs 1001 both springs DE and BC are unsteched when @ = 90° determine the angle 6 for equilibrium using the principle of potenti ner: Investigate the stably atthe cquilbrivm poston Both springs says act in the hovizomtal position Deca ‘ofthe roller guides a © and E Potential Funcom Te a cle x po A Sie he center ay fhe ar bone he cm, petal ery postive Hr. Sua 8) ie rprog cD soecher y= (2c 8) and he sprig 2 compres = (68 8) Rta Gon 86 30808 9124 206 30 80 ce On9u6r 94 ane Stab — ey Sl ARI 1.93" 004 94671776760 ‘Ths the stm sin unetable equilibria at 8 947° Ane| 11S The uniform bar 8 weighs 101 fhe atached spi SX use the method of {itual work and determine the angie 8 for eauitera Note that the spring always remains in the tease Position due othe roller guide 108) +B = 0 (10 201-anoyideac 40) = 0 TES1, Soive Prob. 11-50 using the principle of potential nergy. Investigate the stability of the bat when itp the equilbriom postion Fre Lotta! Bene «Ht ttnyctan tee Boo Word ~ 204 Asnbjeone = 0 Sy soind « 54-40 tka8) + kata) Fo 808 + I nnepnd «Sete Fawr 0 sae 8+1182. The punch press consist of the ram R, connecting rod AB, and a fywheol. If 2 torque of M = SON-m is applicd tothe Mywheel. determine the force F applied al the ram to hold the ro inthe pion & = ‘Free Body Diagram : Te syem ba only one degre of frend det by the laser coor 9. Wien @undagct posite placement 89, ony {one F and SON metupe mien do wore View Diuplacements: Te force Pic tom he fe poi sing oe sion cota, Using the tw a eonne, 08 a1} 4008-215,)(01)0088 ow Dizentaing te abe eprenion, we have ey dy 028 con8 024 sn 068 oe" dae, Fy itl Work Equaion; When pont A undergoes posive vl diplcenent tu fore ¥ docs negate otk: The ON im coape moment Js ngeve wok ‘when te yh undergpe pone vial ron 88 4U=0, ~Fin, 9080-0 a Sebring (2) 3 ks (cig L r-soco Since 5840, en Odean ame =e $0(0208 8-254) Raat F50=0 fe “ ‘Ae erin poston, 7 Seg web Setting tev alsin, wetne Oe eel s01°-2e,y0nener neous a 2210405 O2(0aa nae SN as 73