A 0.25-kg hollow square thin plate is pin-connected to a wall with an outer side length of c = 15 cm and an inner side length of b = 13 cm. At the instant shown, the plate is subjected to a vertical force of P = 5 N (at the outermost corner), with a clockwise angular velocity of w =10 rads. Determine the (a) angular acceleration of the plate, and the (b)horizontal and vertical reactions at pin 0. P

A 0.25-kg hollow square thin plate is pin-connected to a wall with an outer side length of c = 15 cm and an inner side length of b = 13 cm. At the instant shown, the plate is subjected to a vertical force of P = 5 N (at the outermost corner), with a clockwise angular velocity of w =10 rads. Determine the (a) angular acceleration of the plate, and the (b)horizontal and vertical reactions at pin 0. P

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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