5ks = 0.3 %3D

Q: 6. The diagram at the right represents a force acting at point P. Which pair of concurrent forces…

A: The equilibrium will be establish when the net force acting in point P is zero.

Q: sub= The beam shown below is in equilibrium when subjected to forces presented. Determine the…

A:

Q: Determine the tension in the cable and the horizontal and vertical components of reaction of the pin…

A: Free body diagram

Q: Assuming the pulley system below is weightless and frictionless pulley (see below), if the load of…

A: Given information: The load that is lifted (W) = 375 N The distance through which the load is…

Q: Determine completely the resultant of the force system shown using the method of components. Use…

A: T = 2500 lbsQ = 400 lbsx component of T , Tx = Tcos 30°…

Q: What force is exerted on the tooth in the figure below if the tension in the wire is 23 N? T app

A: Given: The tension in the wire is 23 N. The angle is 15 degrees.

Q: Question 19 There is a car weighing 3,501 pounds sitting on a hill with an incline of 13°. How much…

A: Given:- W= 3501 pound θ= 13° Lets calculate the component of weight that is acting upon the car…

Q: Objects A and B is connected by a cable that passes through a MASSLESS pulley as shown in the figure…

A:

Q: A 15-kg child is sitting on a playground teeter-totter, 1.5 m from the pivot. What is the magnitude…

A:

Q: 4x5000 d = VT130x10° – 11.7x10 x 200x10°×40) d = 13.22 x10-3m d = 13.22mm

A:

Q: Find the minimum weight "W", so that there will be no motion. (Ans: W = 136.6N) W = ? 30° F = 100 N

A:

Q: State the effects of a force applied on (i) a non-rigid, and (ii) a rigid body. How does the effect…

A: To determine: Effects of a force applied on i) Non-rigid body ii). Rigid body

Q: Problems Resolution of forces into x and y components. 2.6 Determine the x and y components of the…

A:

Q: The two children (fig shown) are balanced on a seesaw of negligible mass. (This assumption is made…

A: Given:  m1 = 26 kg  r1 = 1.6 m  m2 = 32 kg

Q: Draw a Free Body Diagram, write 2nd law equations and find the tension. Is the rod in STATIC…

A: Given, Two equal forces F, now pull on rod at the positions shown.

Q: 1. Experiment #4 – Torque By means of diagram, show and explain how the two (2) conditions of…

A: Torque is the measure of force acting on the body causing it to rotate. And may be written as the…

Q: Solve for the force P to obtain equilibrium. Angle of friction is 25° between block and the inclined…

A:

Q: Force polygon. Truss. Find the forces in the system of two rods (truss) in the figure, where |p| =…

A: Given data: The magnitude force P is: p = 1000 nt. The force in the horizontal rod is: FH The force…

Q: Construct a free-body diagram of the system shown in the figure.  The uniform beam has a weight of…

A:

Q: Please explain and show work for the following question with equations used. Thank you!!

A:

Q: Using the given data Using Vector addition Graph the following 4 forces onto the graph below. It…

A:

Q: Find the components for the 361 lb. force as shown below: 44B lbs GOolbs 12 3 361 1as

A:

Q: What is young's modulus and how do you calculate it? Explain it in layman's terms.

A: Young's modulus: Young's modulus is a measurement of a material's ability to endure length changes…

Q: 1. Sketch the FBD of each system given below. Label all forces accurately. a.) System: the Marco…

A: A free body diagram (FBD) shows all the forces acting on the body with direction to analyse the…

Q: Link The result of the system of converging forces is shown in the figure below

A: Given forces are, F1=500 NF2=300 NF3=200 N The angles of F1 and F2 with x-axis are, θ1=45°θ2=30°

Q: Given are the loadings of the beam in the figure. Assuming all bearings are frictionless. Beam AB is…

A: Given that the beam is in equilibrium and it weighs =640 kN Since beam is in equilibrium so that no…

Q: A different scaffold that weighs 400N supports two painters, one 500N and other 400N.The reading in…

A:

Q: Find the centroid of the wire shown, composed of 4 sections.

A: Given : wire and figure

Q: Complete the table below by (1) identifying the forces present, (2) draw the FBD, (3) show the…

A: Since you have asked multiple cases I have solved for the first three cases, if you need answers of…

Q: Using the diagram below, determine the force P required to hold the 200kg crate in equilibrium.

A:

Q: Refer to figure 1. A mass is hung by two cables. Calculate the tension in each cable, the vertical…

A: Mass, m = 300 kg

Q: The concurrent forces act on the screw shown. Determine the magnitude and direction of the resultant…

A: The direction of the force P is, The direction of the force Q is, The direction of the force F is,

Q: Topic: Triple Product Please perform the cross product first. Solve (QxR)•P = R•(PxQ)

A:

Q: Two forces are applied to an eye bolt fastened to a beam. Use the Cosine rule and Sine rule to…

A:

Q: Answer the following question: 1. Draw the free-body diagram of the truss that is supported by the…

A: To draw the free-body diagram of the truss that is supported by the cable AB and pin C.  The given…

Q: Shoe your detailed solution and illustration. Box you final answer. Problem no. 1 Represents the…

A:

Q: Problem Solving 1: Beams and Supports A uniform 1500-kg beam, 20.0 m long, supports a 15,000-kg…

A: Given  Gravity force of beam, Fb = 1500*g N  Gravity force of press, Fp= 15000*g N

Q: A 500-pound boat sits on a ramp inclined at 45°. What is the force required to keep the boat from…

A: mass of boat (m) = 500 pound angle of ramp inclination (θ) = 45om = 500 pound m = 5002.205 kg m =…

Q: Describe the Statics and Torque:

A:

Q: Write out the equations to solve for the foot's center of mass location using the following…

A: Solution:The equation for the foot's center of mass is given as:XCM = ∑i = 1n Mseg i . Xseg cm…

Q: he diagram below Ftension = -Fg-perpendicular %3D pivot point

A: Pivot points are points that permit the rotatory movement of forces around a single axis. The pivot…

Q: Two equal forces , F , now pull on rod at the positions shown. Draw a FBD, Write 2nd Law equations…

A:

Q: Examine each figure below and determine whether its 1st and 2nd condition of equilibrium were…

A:

Q: Figure 1 a W, wood Pb

A: According to Archimedes principle Buoyant force= weight of liquid displaced

Q: Two forces are applied at point B of beam AB. Determine the magnitude and the direction of their…

A:

Newton’s Third Law of Motion

The horse pulls the cart and the cart pulls the horse in response as per Newton third law. So the big question is, “Don’t the two forces cancel each other? How does the cart accelerate?”