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5. Draw complete, clearly labeled free-body diagrams. All unknown support reactions should be clearly labeled with a variable name.  All known values such as weight or applied forces should be clearly labeled with their known values. Don't need to show equilibrium equations, I just need free-body diagrams. Only solve this text question, not the questions in image.

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Subject: Statistics of rigid bodies TOPIC/S: Analysis of structures (Method of Joints, Method of Section) Instructions: Answer the following and show complete solutions. ( please write legibly)

F, = 20 KIP F = 50 KIP 30 0 450 600 450 150 750 F, = 10 KIP 2. (25 pts) If the circle above is in static equilibrium, what is the force 'F' and angle 'o' ?

Thank you And please kindly write legibly because I'm having a hard time reading, guessing, and understanding the handwriting of different experts recently. Thanks Please refer to the photo below. SUBJECT: Statics of Rigid Bodies EQUILIBRIUM

Fig. 1 shows a simple six bar linkage held in static equilibrium while a torque Tin = 250 N mm is applied. Determine the reaction forces at each joint and the holding force P by considering the free-body diagrams of each member. Each small square on the grid is 50 mm by 50 mm. H E Figure 1 Simple Six Bar Linkage B Tin

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L1 z plane on to L2 L3 (o, 0.0) A tripod shown supports a load of P = 1000 N at point A. Take note that ball and socket joints are used to mount the triopd at points B, D, and C. Consider the following: L1 = 2 L2 = 4 L3 = 5 e = 45° a = 30° Point C coordinates: (2, -2, 3) Determine the following: Force of AB = N Force of AC = N Force of AD =

220 ing Saud Unive Eniversity 19371 سعود Practice Question-1 King Saud University College Of Engineering The ACD bar shown in the figure is in static equilibrium by pin at C and cable ABD and loaded by 150 N force. The pulley at B has a negligible radius and free to rotate about its bearing. (i) Draw free body diagram of bar ACD. (ii) Determine the tension in the cable ABD. (iii) Determine the total reaction of the support ↑ 125 A Final solution T = 195.1 N Cx180.1 N (left) Cy= 120 N (downward) 175 ↓ 150 N ←225 75 Note. All dimensions are in mm

Hi, I have been given this pin-jointed frame analysis to solve (see pictures of the structure attached). Can you help me? The Figure 2 attached is a simplified structure to undertake a structural analysis on a concept design for a low cost stroller/buggy for children. The buggy consists of a number of metal sections that are pin-jointed together. The buggy is designed to accommodate a child of mass no more than 20 kg, sat on the seat which is supported at four points (Fc) on the frame of the buggy.  Assume that the weight of the child is equally distributed across all of the points  indicated on Figure 2 as Fc. Assume that there are no additional forces applied to the handle of the buggy, that the buggy is static (stationary) and that the buggy, and the elements of the frame have no mass. At points A and G, there are roll supports. At Points B, F and D there are the pin supports. I am required to determine the following: 1) Draw a free-body diagram of the structure 2) Simplify the Free…

Three springs are connected to a mass and to fixed supports. When the coordinate y is equal to zero, there is no spring force. Your tasks: Tw m k3 assume Staur C équilibrition Fload Figure 1: System schematic for Problem 1. A Draw the free body diagram for the mass m including all 3 spring forces and the load force Fload). B Draw the free body diagram for the mass m, but combine the springs into one equivalent spring with spring constant keq. Write the equivalent stiffness of the spring keq in terms of the other spring constants. (3 C Given that k₁ = 300 N/m, k₂ = 100 N/m, and k3 = 200 N/m, and Fload = 300 N, calculate the loaded deflection SA Yloaded- D Compute the amount of potential energy stored in each spring. E Compute the forces, in Newtons, in each spring and denote them as F₁, F2, and F3 when the load from Part D is applied. www

For the truss, which shows the reactions found at the supports at A and E, answer the following: a)Find the member forces at A and B using the method of joints. b)Find the member forces of CD, GD, and GF using the method of sections.   (ps. this question is from an architectural structures class, I am struggling to begin)

Statics, What is the reaction force AX, AY and BY?

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A weight W= 120 kN is being supported by steel sections with force T, force F, andforce C. The coordinates of A, B, C, and D are given. Assume that E is the origin(0,0,0). Determine Forces T, F, and C. (Hint: Produce three equations fromequilibrium of force system)Note: The Forces T, F, and C must be computed accurately to design the proper sizes ofsteel sections in the subject “Steel Design.”

FIGURE 1 FIGURE 1 shows a horizontal human arm lifting a dumbbell. The forearm is in equilibrium under the action of the weight W of the dumbbell, the tension T in the tendon connected to the biceps muscle, and the force E exerted on the forearm itself. (For clarity, the point A where the tendon is attached is drawn farther from the elbow than its actual position) Given the weight of the forearm is 20 N and the mass of the dumbbell is 20 kg. The angle between the tension force and the horizontal, 0 is 80°. The length of the horizontal arm is 0.30 m. The horizontal distance between elbow pivot and point A is 0.050 m. Find T and the vector E and draw free body diagram for this case.

a) Figure Q5a shows a truss structure in static equilibrium that is simply supported at A and C. Calculate the reaction forces RA and RC when subjected to vertical loads of 50 kN, 25 kN and 15 kN at nodes D, E & C, respectively. b) For the truss structure in Figure Q5a, determine the forces in members AD and AB; and state whether each of these members are in tension or in compression. *Assume that the truss is in static equilibrium.

Figure 1 below shows the bronze and galvani pipes are fastened to rigid supports at ends A and B and to a rigid plate C at their junction. The bronze pipe is twice as long as the galvani pipe. Two equal and symmetrically placed loads P act on the plate at C 1)Write one equilibrium equation involving reaction forces of the pipes with the help of free body diagram.[Note: Show all the forces acting on the members.]  2)Derive equilibrium equations for internal forces for section AC and BC with the help of respective free body diagrams.[Note: Show all the forces acting on the members.]

QUESTION 3 Rod ABCD is connected to Rod DEFG at D and is also connected by rod BF by pins. A pulley is connected to end G with radius of 0.1m. The rope is hanging around the pulley to hold a mass M1 of 100 kg. The other end of the rope is connected to point C at rod ABCD. Another rod EH is also connected to point E by pin to hold the structure. Point A and point H are also by pin connections to the wall. Points A, B, C, D, H are vertically in-line. Find reactions at pins H and A. (AB = 0.2m, BC = 0.2m, CD = 0.1m, DE = 0.3m, EF = 0.15m, FG = 0.15m, EH = 0.5m, the mass of the rods are neglected). 0.2m B 0.2m Radius Pulley G- 0.Im 0. Im 0.15 D 0.3m E 0.15 0.5m MI- 100 kg H

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#3 Subject: Statics of Rigid Bodies Last digit # to use: 1 Please answer logically with complete solution (and FBD hopefully), thank you so much!!!!!!

Question 2) The figure shows a mechanical model of the Russel fracture traction device and the leg. The leg is held in balance in the position indicated by the two weights attached to the two cables. The combined weight of the leg and the cast is W=210 N. The horizontal distance between points A and B where the cables are attached to the leg is L=100 cm and the vertical distance is d=6 cm. Point C is the center of gravity of the cast and leg at three quarters of the L measured from point A (3L/4= 75 cm). The angle that cable 2 makes with the horizontal is measured as β=33°. Accordingly, in order for the leg to remain in balance in the shown position; a) Find the tensile force T1 in cable 1. (Write your result in N) b) Find the tensile force T2 in cable 2. (Write your result in N) c) Find the angle α of cable 1 with the horizontal. Response

Two weights, A and C, are fixed to a bar, B. Their masses are: A = 60 kg, B = 230 kg,C = 45 kg. B is, in turn, connected to a fixed vertical post by a hinge and a support cableD. The geometry of the system is shown at right. Treat weights A and C as point masses a)What is the tension in support cable D? Be sure to include a detailed freebody diagram to accompany your analysis.b) What is the magnitude of the force provided by the hinge?c) What is the moment of inertia of the A + B + C as a rigid system, for rotationabout the hinge? For analysis, break the beam into a short piece to the left of thehinge, and a separate longer piece to the right of the hinge. If the support cable D on should break,d) what is the angular acceleration of the beam and weights at the moment the cable breaks?e) what is the magnitude of the linear acceleration experienced by each of the weights, A and C, at moment the cable breaks?

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Leeds International Study Centre Foundation Year Engineering, Science and Computing Problem B: mounting system for large structure maintenance When completing maintenance work on large complex building structures, a web of cables may be used to hang useful equipment that may be accessible to the crew. Figure B1 illustrates the static structure, being used to support a bucket. The cables are connected and held in place with metal rings. T3 T4 4 Figure B1: Mounting system used to give easy access to requirement equipment. The angle 8 =30°. Your task consists of the following: a) Draw and label all the forces acting on the various components of system, including the bucket and the rings. b) Determine the maximum mass of the bucket that the cable system can support so that no single wire develops a tension exceeding T Newtons. Specification Parameter Group Red Blue Green Purple Yellow Orange Tension T (N) 20 40 60 80 100 120 Table B1: parameters associated with system for each group.

Please provide the diagnosis, free body diagram, reaction forces and internal forces for the following figure: