Set A Set B

1. Determine the total length in meters of the catenary cable 1. Find Tension 1, Tension 2, Tension 3, Tension 4 and
and tension in each support given 90lbf/ft: Angle Theta:
Y1 = 4.15m
Y2 = 4.75m
C= 0.75m

2. Given the vectors: A = 5i + 6j – 2k and B = 3i +2j.

Determine:
a) Their magnitude.
b) A unit vector parallel to A.
c) A vector of magnitude 2 and opposite to B
3. A 100 kg wooden crate rests on a wooden ramp with
an adjustable angle of inclination.
a. Provide the necessary drawings and free
body diagrams
b. If the angle of the ramp is set to 12°,
determine:
i. The component of the crate's
weight that is perpendicular to the
ramp
ii. The component of the crate's
weight that is parallel to the ramp
iii. The normal force between the
crate and the ramp
iv. The static friction force between
the crate and the ramp
c. At what angle will the crate just begin to
slip?
4. Find Tension 1, Tension 2, Tension 3, Tension 4 and
Angle Theta:
2. A 100 kg wooden crate rests on a wooden ramp with
an adjustable angle of inclination.
a. Provide the necessary drawings and free
body diagrams
b. If the angle of the ramp is set to 12°,
determine:
i. The component of the crate's
weight that is perpendicular to the
ramp
ii. The component of the crate's
weight that is parallel to the ramp
iii. The normal force between the
crate and the ramp
iv. The static friction force between
the crate and the ramp
3. Given the vectors: A = 3i + 2j – 2k and B = 5i +6j.
Determine:
g) Their magnitude.
h) A unit vector parallel to A.
i) A vector of magnitude 2 and opposite to B
4. Determine the total length in meters of the catenary cable
and tension in each support given 90lbf/ft:
Y1 = 4.15m
Y2 = 4.75m
C= 0.75m

Set B
Set A

1. Determine the total length in meters of the catenary cable 1. Find Tension 1, Tension 2, Tension 3, Tension 4 and
and tension in each support given 90lbf/ft: Angle Theta:
Y1 = 4.15m
Y2 = 4.75m
C= 0.75m

2. Given the vectors: A = 5i + 6j – 2k and B = 3i +2j.

Determine:
d) Their magnitude.
e) A unit vector parallel to A.
f) A vector of magnitude 2 and opposite to B
3. A 100 kg wooden crate rests on a wooden ramp with
an adjustable angle of inclination.
a. Provide the necessary drawings and free
body diagrams
b. If the angle of the ramp is set to 12°,
determine:
i. The component of the crate's
weight that is perpendicular to the
ramp
ii. The component of the crate's
weight that is parallel to the ramp
iii. The normal force between the
crate and the ramp
iv. The static friction force between
the crate and the ramp
c. At what angle will the crate just begin to
slip?
4. Find Tension 1, Tension 2, Tension 3, Tension 4 and
Angle Theta:
2. A 100 kg wooden crate rests on a wooden ramp with
an adjustable angle of inclination.
a. Provide the necessary drawings and free
body diagrams
b. If the angle of the ramp is set to 12°,
determine:
i. The component of the crate's
weight that is perpendicular to the
ramp
ii. The component of the crate's
weight that is parallel to the ramp
iii. The normal force between the
crate and the ramp
iv. The static friction force between
the crate and the ramp
3. Given the vectors: A = 3i + 2j – 2k and B = 5i +6j.
Determine:
j) Their magnitude.
k) A unit vector parallel to A.
l) A vector of magnitude 2 and opposite to B
4. Determine the total length in meters of the catenary cable
and tension in each support given 90lbf/ft:
C= 0.75m
Y1 = 4.15m
Y2 = 4.75m