Engineering Mechanics: Statics
13th Edition
ISBN: 9780132915540
Author: Russell C. Hibbeler
Publisher: Prentice Hall
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Chapter 11.7, Problem 26P
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The equilibrium positions and investigate the stability for each position.
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The rope that makes up the system has a total length of 5 m.At D there is a load of weight W = 1320 N.Calculate the value of the load to be placed at B so that the system remains in equilibrium when S = 1,5 m.
Three forces, FA, FB, and FC, intersect at the origin. Only 2 of these forces are shown on the diagram. Find the magnitude of FC and its direction coordinate angles for equilibrium, given:FA = 825 N, α = 150 °, β = 75 °FB = 600 N, θ = 20 °, Φ = 30 °
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The magnitude of FC is:
FC = 798 N
FC = 455 N
FC = 331 N
FC = 308 N
FC = 522 N
The direction coordinates angles of FC are:
αC
αC=69.1 °
αC=60.2 °
αC=40.7 °
αC=106 °
αC=43.8 °
βC
βC=101 °
βC=262 °
βC=149 °
βC=171 °
βC=109 °
γC
γC=65.3 °
γC=70.3 °
γC=111 °
γC=96.7 °
γC=1.70E2 °
For equilibrium condition, determine M, and the reaction at O.
150
mm
M-
150
mm
60°
30°
320 N
160
mm
400 N
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