TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF THE PHILIPPINES — MANILA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE CIML ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT INTEGRATION COURSE 2 FORCE CEB3I PLATE# | MODULE | RATING SUBMITTED BY: gt 1g10715 JOSE FERNANDO C. GEMPERLE { My : CE3256 SUBMITTED TO: ENGR. JUDITH A. CORRE FEBRUARY 10,202! Scanned with CamScannerSITUATION | CE BOARD EXAM NOVEMBER 1998, THREE SMOOTH CYLINDERS, EACH WEIGING 500 N, IS PLACED INSIDE A SMOOTH BOX ASSHOWN IN FIGURE ME-02. OC? o¢ 1. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING MOST NEARLY GIVES THE REACTION AT A? SOON SFY =0 (4) Rasin G0 + Rasindd - 500 =0 S < Lit Ra= 208.66 N Re Ry = 289 N 2. WHICH CF THE FOLLOWING MOST NEARLY GIVES THE REACTION AT B? 198. (888 Fx =0 a 188.68 cosQO - Rg = ; Roz (44.34.N Re 2 Re AN 3. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING MOST NEARLY GIVES THE REACTION AT C? Nt sat Fy 20 @5 AN 500 + 288.685iNGO - Re =O t Rez 150. N Scanned with CamScannerSITUATION 2: A FORCE SYSTEM ISSHOWN BELOW 4. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING MOST NEARLY GIVES THE MAGNITUDE OF THE VERTICAL COMPONENT OF THE RESULTANT? Fy = 300c0550 + 250 (5) -3¢0( #) - 20060510 Fy = 190.10 EN Fy = (90-0 KN a 5. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING MOST NEARLY GIVES THE MAGNITUDE OF THE RESULTANT? Fx = 3005150 + s60(4) - a50(43)- 2805120 Fee 19).28 §N R= {RAY = [(ig0n)* + (aaeP Re 264.64 WN, 6. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING MOST NEARLY GIVES THE DIRECTION OF THE RESULTANT? @ = ton (2) 9 = ton (304) 6 =-44. 83° 2 44.93" E Q = 44.93" SOF ei Scanned with CamScannerSITUATION 3: CE BOARD MAY 2006. CONSIDERA COPLANAR FORCE SYSTEM | SHOWN. (oN IN (63) og 7. COMPUTE THE RESULTANT OF THE SYSTEM. Li 20 Fy = to + 6.1 (2) Fr= 6-108) Fy = 0.99 3 BN Fx = 5.99 © ON galery = (lortor Re testy 8. COMPUTE THE LOCATION OF THE RESULTANT FROM THE YAXIS Mo 70 30 +6 (2)- lol) - 38) + 3x =0 X= 146M 1 9. COMPUTE THE LOCATION OF THE RESULTANT FROM THE X AXIS. om, = 0 30 + 60) -10(5)- 308) + 6(y) =0 y = 533m ee, Scanned with CamScannerSITUATION 4, THE 10 M LADDER WEIGHING 35 KG IS RESTING ONA HORIZONTAL FLOOR AT A AN ON THE WALL AT BMAKING AN ANGLE OF 60° FROM THE HORIZONTAL. THE COEFFICIENT OF FRICTION BETWEEN THE LADDER AND THE FLOOR AND BETWEEN THE LADDER AND THE WALLIS 0.25, 10. DETERMINE THE DISTANCE “X' TO WHICH THE 72 KG MAN CAN CLIMB ON THE LADDER WITHOUT CAUSING THE LADDER TO SLIP AT ITS LOWER END A. F= Nx Foz uNe Sfx =0 Fr = Ny Fa =0.29N, Fo=029N3 Fa- No=0 2M 0 6-25Nn (locoseo) ~ Na(WOsin 60) + 35(9-B11(5 Cas 60) * 7209-811 xcos 60)= O -9.41Ng + 650-375 t 706-32 (x costo) = 0 Ny = 298-375 + 706.32 (x c0s¢0) 9.9) SM5=6 rn _ Ai lo cx8ea) — FAI tus) ~ 969-011(5-Seasto)- 12.(9-8005-% 6 0 Ny = 998-375 + 106.32 (5-xcos%o) Ul. 34 Ne= Ne on. X= 49M, Scanned with CamScanner11. DETERMINE THE REACTION ATB, Nox B21. Tou. 3n_ (8° 4-5 costo) WM Ny = 24%. 98 Fo= oa5Ny = 0-25 (244-98) Fa= Gl 745 Rg-JNu tf = es Ro= 154.6 12. DETERMINE THE REACTION AT THE HORIZONTAL FLOOR ATA. Fae Ng Fa = 246.98 Fx = 0-15 Nx 240.98= 0.15 Nr Na = 97-9 Raed REN 2 Savy age Rr= (0 32N X to19.5N R, = l0lb.5N ar J Scanned with CamScanner