2. Which of the following shows the correct vector representation of the tension in the web sling?A. T <-0.426,-0.640, 0.640>B. T <0.426, 0.640, -0.640>C. T <-0.640, 0.640, 0.426>D. T <1, 1.5, -1.5>A÷ X3. What is the magnitude of the equivalent concentrated load representing the weight of the box?18.00 N4. Which of the following is the CORRECT summation of moments about the x-axis?HINT: Use "force multiplied by perpendicular distance"A. Wbox(0.15) + Wwood (0.75) - Ty(1.5) = 0B. Wbox(0.15) - Wwood (0.75) + Ty(1.5) = 0C. Wbox(0.15) + Wwood (0.75) - Ty(1.5) + Tx(1.5) = 0D. Wbox(0.15) + Wwood (0.75) - Ty(1.5) - T₂(1.5) = 0B X5. What is the magnitude of the tension in Spiderman's web sling? After MJ completely forgot about Spiderman's identity, Peter decided to store all of the pictures and gifts MJ had given him in a box lyingon one corner of a 7 kg wooden platform supported by a hinge at K, located at the midpoint of HI. Spiderman also attached a web slingat G to hold the platform in equilibrium. The weights of the misarranged objects inside the box are idealized to have a triangulardistribution ALONG THE CENTER OF THE BOX as shown.y0.3mGN2mH1m1.5m0.45m80N/m1.5mX

Position vector of G: 0i + 0j + 1.5k Position vector of L: 1i + 1.5j + 0k Vector along sling:…

After MJ completely forgot about Spiderman's identity, Peter decided to store all of the pictures and gifts MJ had given him in a box lying on one corner of a 7 kg wooden platform supported by a hinge at K, located at the midpoint of HI. Spiderman also attached a web sling at G to hold the platform in equilibrium. The weights of the misarranged objects inside the box are idealized to have a triangular distribution ALONG THE CENTER OF THE BOX as shown.

After MJ completely forgot about Spiderman's identity, Peter decided to store all of the pictures and gifts MJ had given him in a box lying on one corner of a 7 kg wooden platform supported by a hinge at K, located at the midpoint of HI. Spiderman also attached a web sling at G to hold the platform in equilibrium. The weights of the misarranged objects inside the box are idealized to have a triangular distribution ALONG THE CENTER OF THE BOX as shown.

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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