P1-2. Write the two equations of equilibrium, EFx = 0 and EFy = 0. Do not solve. %3D 20 P- 450 N 30 40 300 N

3) The 30[N] bar has length L= 1[mf. If S = 1.5[m] and system is in equilibrium %3D determine: V Distance H V Forces in A & rope BC H.

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Suppose that F_1 = 750N and F_2 = 950N.(a) Determine the distance x for equilibrium.  (Express your answer using three significant figures and in m)(b) Determine the distance y for equilibrium.  (Express your answer using three significant figures and in m)

2-In the second part of the experiment, the equilibrium can be realized when the forces are generated by several masses as F = mg. Three different measurements of the angle and the masses are given in the following table for the forces, which are oriented as shown in the left. Using the equilibrium state, find the components of the forces for each measurement.

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The baloon is in balance with 3 ropes. If each of the rope can stand to 500N tensile force, find the minimum F force that the ropes will not broke.

DATA: Determination of components of the forces in equilibrium: 1-In the first part of the experiment, assume the equilibrium is achieved with the following three forces given in the following figure. Note that the first force is horizontal, the second force is vertical and the third force makes an angle with the positive horizontal axis. Three different measurements for the forces and the angle is given in the following table. Using the equilibrium state, find the components of the forces for each measurement. F F F₂ Fay F₂ Makara 1 F₁ (N) 0.153 0.398 0.302 F₂₁ F₂ (N) 0.225 0.449 0.614 Makara 2 2-In the second part of the experiment, the equilibrium can be realized when the forces are generated by several masses as F = mg. Three different measurements of the angle and the masses are given in the following table for the forces, which are oriented as shown in the left. Using the equilibrium state, find the components of the forces for each measurement. 0 (Derece) 46 27 60 0 m₁ (g) m₂…

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Given the image below, what is the equilibrium equation the correctly relates the tension forces Tda and TDB?