Read and Analyze the sample problems given. Give a thorough analysis stating what type of situation the author dealt, how the problem was solved, the assumptions that the author considered in solving the problem, and why where these assumptions made. Sample Problem 7.2The 100-lb block in Fig. (a) is at rest on a rough horizontal plane before the force Pis applied. Determine the magnitude of P that would cause impending sliding tothe right.W = 100 lbSolution4, = 0.5HE = 0.2The problem statement clearly specifies that sliding impends. Because we knowwhere it impends (there is only one friction surface), we conclude that this is aType II problem.The free-body diagram of the block is shown in Fig. (b), where the frictionforce is shown acting to the left, opposite the direction of impending sliding. Thereare three unknowns in this FBD: P, N, and F. There are also three independentequations: two equilibrium equations and Coulomb's law for impending sliding.From the FBD we see that the equilibrium equations give N = 100 lb andP = F. Coulomb's law then yields(a)100 lbP = F = Fmax = M,N = 0.5(100) = 50 lbAnswerFINThis completes the solution. Because there were no assumptions, no checks are(b)necessary.CommentNote that Fig. (a) in both Sample Problems 7.1 and 7.2 is identical. The differ-ences are revealed only in the problem statements. This shows that you must readeach problem statement very carefully, because it determines the problem type.A problem statement can imply impending sliding. For example, the followingare equivalent to the original statement of this problem: They both imply that Pisto be calculated for impending sliding.1. Determine the largest force P that can be applied without causing the block toslide to the right.2. Determine the smallest force P that will cause the block to slide to the right.

In the given questions we need to find the magnitude of P which will be caused due to slidding .…

Read and Analyze the sample problems given. Give a thorough analysis stating what type of situation the author dealt, how the problem was solved, the assumptions that the author considered in solving the problem, and why where these assumptions made.

Read and Analyze the sample problems given. Give a thorough analysis stating what type of situation the author dealt, how the problem was solved, the assumptions that the author considered in solving the problem, and why where these assumptions made.

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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