A cylinder shown has a weight of 108 lb. Assuming the cylinder to be solid in determining the moment of inertia. a. Determine the velocity of the cylinder after it has rolled 10 ft. from rest if the horizontal force P applied at A is 18 lb. P A b. Determine the velocity of the cylinder after it has rolled 10 ft. from rest if the horizontal force P= 18 lb is applied at B. c. Determine the velocity of the cylinder after it has rolled 10 ft. from rest if the horizontal force P= 18 lb is applied at C. Note: Draw the diagram/s before formulating any equation. C B 12¹

A cylinder shown has a weight of 108 lb. Assuming the cylinder to be solid in determining the moment of inertia. a. Determine the velocity of the cylinder after it has rolled 10 ft. from rest if the horizontal force P applied at A is 18 lb. P A b. Determine the velocity of the cylinder after it has rolled 10 ft. from rest if the horizontal force P= 18 lb is applied at B. c. Determine the velocity of the cylinder after it has rolled 10 ft. from rest if the horizontal force P= 18 lb is applied at C. Note: Draw the diagram/s before formulating any equation. C B 12¹

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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