Lab Report 1

Please find the Grashof classification and the Barker classification of the two four-bars: (NOTE: distances are in non-dimensional units. Can use inches or cm) P1) L1=d=4, theta1=0 degrees, L2=a=1.6, theta2=60 degrees, L3=b=5.5, L4=c=4.5 P1) L1=d=1, theta1=0 degrees, L2=a=1.25, theta2=120 degrees, L3=b=1.5, L4=c=2 Please also draw the four-bars to estimate the unknown angles theta3 and theta4.

Do not provide handwritten solution,Maintain accuracy and quality in your answer,Take care of plagiarism,Answer completely,You will get up vote for sure.

Dwarf Fortress. A group of dwarves made an outpost far from their homeland, "Moria, Middle-Earth". They have set-up the outpost near the river. In order to attract adventurers to their outpost, they constructed an underground tavern below (height h1 = 50m) the river. They dug a tunnel and an artificial cistern. Just above = this cistern (height h2= 10m) is the underground tavern. Using Bernoulli's equation and Fluid dynamics, explain if this plan is going to work or not. Meaning, explain if the water will pour out of the cistern into the tavern. If this plan is not going to work, what will be your suggestions (Dwarves live underground. They refuse to create the tavern on the surface)

The second picture is continuation of first image.

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3) When being pushed up a ramp, the motion is 35° up (sky-wards) from due West. If gravity pulls on the sliding object with 48N, how much word does gravity do as an outside force when the object slides 3.9m up the ramp? W = FAr.

Simple Machines-Levers, Inclined Planes, and Pulleys Directions: Use the appropriate equation to answer the following questions. All answers should be recorded below or in your Engineering Design journal. Remember to show all work. A lever has an effort arm that is 5 meters long and a resistance (load) arm that is 3.5 meters long. How much effort is needed to lift a 100 Newton weight? 5K i). Draw the figure representing the problem ii). How much effort is needed to lift a 100 Newton weight? iii). What is the Actual Mechanical Advantage 1. 5m i) AOON 5-5m

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Provide a complete solution and answer for the given problem in the attached image.

Directions: Show your complete solutions and box your final answer. Do not round off in between the solutions but round off your final answer to the nearest ten thousandths place(4 decimal places).   1. A 25 m high vertical column of a fluid of density 1800 kg/m3 exists in a place where g = 9.6 m/s2. What is the pressure at the base of the column in kPa?

Kindly solve this problem. I want  handwritten, clear, and complete solution so that I can understand. Put units/label. Thank you so much

Answer #6 DIRECTIONS: A. LABEL THE DIAGRAMS WITH THE FORCES ACTING ON THE OBJECT USING ARROWS. B. SOLVE FOR THE MISSING QUANTITIES.

1. Please only use 3 sig fig for answer.

1: A weight of 12 Newtons in hung from a spring. The spring deflects 8 cm. What is the spring constant for this spring? Use Hooke’s Law. How far will the spring deflect if a weight of 20 Newtons is hung from the spring instead? Draw a schematic or diagram. Show all calculations.

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Solve the first page (2) using the second picture

FLUID MECH Support your answer with the appropriate solution and diagram. 3. A rectangular raft made of solid timbers (s=0.60) is 3 m wide and 6 m long x 60 cm thick. A man weighing 800 N steps on the edge of the at the middle of one of the longitudinal sides. Determine by how much the thickness of the raft will be depressed below the water surface along the side in mm. A. 10 B. 20 C. 30 D. 40

of the Origin. Overall drafting standard - Create the illustrated part. Note the location 1.50 1.25 ANSI. Calculate the overall mass of the illustrated model. Apply the Mass Properties tool. Think about the steps that you would take to build the model. 2.25 Given: A = 3.50 B= 70 Material: 1060 Alloy Density = 0.0975 Ib/in^3 Units: IPS Decimal places = 2 Review the provided information carefully. Units are represented in the IPS (inch, pound, second) system. A = 3.50in, B = .70in bliud of s Origin PAGE 2-95 Eniter insert Cut

okay so basically given the digram below you need to solve for the mass in grams of the 4 unknowns (M1, M2, M3,Mmg). The only known mass is Mnut=16g, and the lengths of the rods used. basically we had to make a mobile and equally balence objects and then determine their masses

2. The formula below finds the Reynold's number, Re, a measure of the characteristics of fluid flow in a pipe. Dvp a. If D (diameter of the pipe) is measured in meters, v (flow velocity) is measured in meters/second, pis density measured in kilograms/meter, and Re is dimensionless, what are the units for u, the dynamic viscosity? b. The dynamic viscosity of ethyl alcohol is 2.0 x 105 Ibf-s/ft?. Convert this to SI units you found in Part a.

The answer is 371lbs ,Show your work (UNIT CONVERSION AND FORMULA)

solve the following problem neatly, clearly, with the correct unit

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THERMODYNAMICS UPVOTE WILL BE GIVEN. PLEASE WRITE THE COMPLETE SOLUTIONS/DIAGRAMS LEGIBLY. NO LONG EXPLANATION NEEDED. USE 3 DECIMAL PLACES. BOX THE FINAL ANSWER. A pump discharges into a semi spherical tank at the bottom and cylindrical on top with a radius of 2 meters, and a total tank height of 8 meters. The flow rate is 80 gallons per minute and fluid specific gravity= 1.1. Determine the following: A) flow rate in kg/sec and time it takes to fill the tank in hours. B) the weight in tons of the liquid if full tank local gravity is 32.1 ft/sec squared. C) volume of the tank in metric gallons.  D.) how many drums will be needed to transfer all of the tank contents (tank being full) to the drums?

THERMODYNAMICS UPVOTE WILL BE GIVEN. PLEASE WRITE THE COMPLETE SOLUTIONS/DIAGRAMS LEGIBLY. NO LONG EXPLANATION NEEDED. USE 3 DECIMAL PLACES. BOX THE FINAL ANSWER. A pump discharges into a semi spherical tank at the bottom and cylindrical on top with a radius of 2 meters, and a total tank height of 8 meters. The flow rate is 80 gallons per minute and fluid specific gravity= 1.1. Determine the following: A) flow rate in kg/sec and time it takes to fill the tank in hours.   Flow Rate and Time

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1.  x = Mass 20.15 (g) calculate iinto (kg).  ;  weight  = 0.21 (N).   2.  Mass  = 45.83 (g) calculate into (kg); weight = 0.42 (N). After conversion plot, weight on y-axis and mass on x-axis.  How to solve this equation?

Find the location of the center of mass of a nonuniform rod 40cm in length if its density varies linearly from 1 g/cm at one end to 5 g/cm at the other end. Specify the center of mass location relative to the less massive end of the rod. Leave the values in g and cm. a) Find the mass of the rod in grams b) Where is the center of mass of the rod (in cm)?

2. 3. a) Resolve FAB into its x component and y component. [FABX: -6N, FABy: 8N] b) Draw the Free Body Diagram of Rope AB, including the values of the reactions. 2cm 10N 12N The car wheels rest on 4 weighing scales and the readings are shown in the figure. Use the readings to calculate the location of center of gravity of the car. [1.29m] 4450N+4550N = 9000N 2.4m 5200N+5300N = 10500N