A mechanism carries a constant load P applied to the seat as shown. For the angle 0, determine the following (a) the lengths LBE and LAB, in m (b) the angles a and p, in degrees Draw the complete FBD of 100 (c) members AB, FG, EBH and GHI 175 800 Calculate the forces, in Newtons, for the following (d) member FG (e) pin H (f) hydraulic cylinder AB Given: P = 770 N, 0 = 30.4° E 400 LBE a This is not property so do noro in any way and 150 8 D op os Ande 150 C 175 B 200 Dimensions in millimeters 3G H 150 This is not your property so do not use it in any way as if it were your

A mechanism carries a constant load P applied to the seat as shown. For the angle 0, determine the following (a) the lengths LBE and LAB, in m (b) the angles a and p, in degrees Draw the complete FBD of 100 (c) members AB, FG, EBH and GHI 175 800 Calculate the forces, in Newtons, for the following (d) member FG (e) pin H (f) hydraulic cylinder AB Given: P = 770 N, 0 = 30.4° E 400 LBE a This is not property so do noro in any way and 150 8 D op os Ande 150 C 175 B 200 Dimensions in millimeters 3G H 150 This is not your property so do not use it in any way as if it were your

International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

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Chapter6: Beams And Cables

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