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A light rod, 2m long is hanging horizontally supported by vertical strings at each end. The maximum tension which the strings can exert is 80N. Along what range of positions on the rod is it safe to hang a 10kg mass.

A light rod, 2m long is hanging horizontally supported by vertical strings at each end. The maximum tension which the strings can exert is 80N. Along what range of positions on the rod is it safe to hang a 10kg mass.

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Oleksandr All Me 29/07/2021, 11:13 a.m. Introduction to moments O A uniform plank has length 6m and mass 40 kg. It is placed on horizontal ground at the edge of a vertical river bank, so that 1.5 m of the plank is projecting over the edge, as shown in Figure 8.27. 6m 1.5m Figure 8.27 How far can a man of mass 70 kg walk along the plank without tipping it? 6 Two young children of mass 30 kg and 35 kg sit at the ends of a see-saw Each child is 2.5 m from the fulcrum. Their father whose mass is 75 kg joins them. Where must he sit in order for the see-saw to balance? O A light rod, 2m long is hanging horizontally supported by vertical strings at each end. The maximum tension which the strings can exert is 80 N. A lamina is a flat object that has negligible thickness compared with its ength and width Along what range of positions on the rod is it safe to hang a 10kg mass, O A sign consists of a uniform rectangular lamina of weight 50 N. It is suspended in equilibrium in a vertical plane by vertical light chains attached to the sign at the points A and B, with AB horizontal, as shown in Figure 8.28. 0.45 m 0.15m A B. Figure 8.28 li) Draw a diagram showing all the forces acting on the sign. lii) Find the tensions in the chains. ® AB represents a uniform horizontal shelf of weight 30N which is supported at X and Y. Blocks are placed along the shelf, as shown in Figure 8.29. 30 cm 120 cm 30 cm 60 cm 2 kg 3 kg 5 kg A 45 cm 135 cm Figure 8.29 i) Find the reaction forces of the supports on the shelf at X and Y. li What is the greatest mass of an object which can be placed at D without the shelf tipping?
Transcribed Image Text:Oleksandr All Me 29/07/2021, 11:13 a.m. Introduction to moments O A uniform plank has length 6m and mass 40 kg. It is placed on horizontal ground at the edge of a vertical river bank, so that 1.5 m of the plank is projecting over the edge, as shown in Figure 8.27. 6m 1.5m Figure 8.27 How far can a man of mass 70 kg walk along the plank without tipping it? 6 Two young children of mass 30 kg and 35 kg sit at the ends of a see-saw Each child is 2.5 m from the fulcrum. Their father whose mass is 75 kg joins them. Where must he sit in order for the see-saw to balance? O A light rod, 2m long is hanging horizontally supported by vertical strings at each end. The maximum tension which the strings can exert is 80 N. A lamina is a flat object that has negligible thickness compared with its ength and width Along what range of positions on the rod is it safe to hang a 10kg mass, O A sign consists of a uniform rectangular lamina of weight 50 N. It is suspended in equilibrium in a vertical plane by vertical light chains attached to the sign at the points A and B, with AB horizontal, as shown in Figure 8.28. 0.45 m 0.15m A B. Figure 8.28 li) Draw a diagram showing all the forces acting on the sign. lii) Find the tensions in the chains. ® AB represents a uniform horizontal shelf of weight 30N which is supported at X and Y. Blocks are placed along the shelf, as shown in Figure 8.29. 30 cm 120 cm 30 cm 60 cm 2 kg 3 kg 5 kg A 45 cm 135 cm Figure 8.29 i) Find the reaction forces of the supports on the shelf at X and Y. li What is the greatest mass of an object which can be placed at D without the shelf tipping?
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