Need solution urgently 2.A rope is tied to a weight at A. The rope passes over two frictionlesspulleys B and E. The other end of the rope is fixed to a rigid wall at F.A second weight is suspended from the axle of a third frictionless pulley,which is allowed to run along the rope between B and E. Assuming thesystem is in a state of static equilibrium calculate:b)BA=20kggºA=20kgD=10kgFigure Q2.1EThe angle, a.A modified system is shown in figure Q2.2, where two extrafrictionless pulleys have been added (C and G) and a weight H hasbeen attached at the previously tethered end of the rope. Theweight at H is initially supported from below. The support is thenremoved allowing the weight H to fall and the angle a to change.Calculate the following:BCE=10kgFigure Q2.2FFGH=30kg

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2. A rope is tied to a weight at A. The rope passes over two frictionless pulleys B and E. The other end of the rope is fixed to a rigid wall at F. A second weight is suspended from the axle of a third frictionless pulley, which is allowed to run along the rope between B and E. Assuming the system is in a state of static equilibrium calculate: b) B A=20kg V... D=10kg Figure Q2.1 E F W!!! The angle, a. A modified system is shown in figure Q2.2, where two extra frictionless pulleys have been added (C and G) and a weight H has been attached at the previously tethered end of the rope. The weight at H is initially supported from below The support is then

2. A rope is tied to a weight at A. The rope passes over two frictionless pulleys B and E. The other end of the rope is fixed to a rigid wall at F. A second weight is suspended from the axle of a third frictionless pulley, which is allowed to run along the rope between B and E. Assuming the system is in a state of static equilibrium calculate: b) B A=20kg V... D=10kg Figure Q2.1 E F W!!! The angle, a. A modified system is shown in figure Q2.2, where two extra frictionless pulleys have been added (C and G) and a weight H has been attached at the previously tethered end of the rope. The weight at H is initially supported from below The support is then

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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