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  • F F F F: 9, 60 18 Cos (70) +2,26 36 Cos70 Cos (87) 18 Sen (70) +sen (87) 18 Cos

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    The document contains calculations to solve for the normal and tangential forces (FB, Cx, Cy) acting on an object. It uses the equations of static equilibrium to relate the known forces and angles. It calculates FB = 5.94 N, Cx = 0.310 N, and Cy = 5.931 N. It then verifies that the calculated magnitude of the resulting force C is equal to the theoretical value of 5.939 N.

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    The document contains calculations to solve for the normal and tangential forces (FB, Cx, Cy) acting on an object. It uses the equations of static equilibrium to relate the known forces and angles. It calculates FB = 5.94 N, Cx = 0.310 N, and Cy = 5.931 N. It then verifies that the calculated magnitude of the resulting force C is equal to the theoretical value of 5.939 N.

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    F F F F: 9, 60 18 Cos (70) +2,26 36 Cos70 Cos (87) 18 Sen (70) +sen (87) 18 Cos

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    ANDREA ROCIO MARQUEZ ALFARO
    The document contains calculations to solve for the normal and tangential forces (FB, Cx, Cy) acting on an object. It uses the equations of static equilibrium to relate the known forces and angles. It calculates FB = 5.94 N, Cx = 0.310 N, and Cy = 5.931 N. It then verifies that the calculated magnitude of the resulting force C is equal to the theoretical value of 5.939 N.

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    ΣMC = 0

    -9, 60N * 18cm * cos (70°) – 2,26N * 36 cm * cos (70°) - F B * cos (87°)*
    18cm * sen (70°) + F B * sen (87°) * 18 cm * cos (70°) = 0

    - F B * cos (87°) * 18 * sen (70°) + F B * sen (87°) * 18 * cos (70°) = -9, 60


    * 18 cos (70°) + 2,26 * 36* cos (70°)

    −9 ,60∗18 cos ( 70 ) +2,26∗36∗cos 70


    F B=
    −cos ( 87 )∗18∗sen ( 70 ) + sen ( 87 )∗18∗cos(70)

    F B= 5, 94 N

    MODELO DE EQUILIBRIO TRASLACIONAL HORIZONTAL


    Σ F x= 0
    ⃗

    Cx + F B * cos (β + θ)

    Cx = - F B * cos (β + θ)

    Cx = - 5, 94 * cos (87°)

    Cx = - 0,310N

    Cx = 0, 310 N

    MODELO DE EQUILIBRIO TRASLACIONAL VERTICAL


    Σ F x= 0

    Cy – w + F B * sen (β + θ) – P = 0

    Cy = P - F B * sen (β + θ) + w

    Cy = 2, 26 – 5, 94 * sen (87°) + 9, 60

    Cy = 2, 26 – 0,998 (5, 94) + 9, 60

    Cy = -5, 931 N

    Cy = 5, 931 N
    C 2= Cx2 + Cy 2

    C = √ (0 ,310)2+(5,931)2

    C = 5,939N

    Item Real (uso de instrumentos) Teórica


    P A (N) θ β F B(N) F B(N)
    A 2,26 N 70° 17° 4N 5, 94 N

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