A mechanism carries a constant load P applied to the seat as shown. For the angle 8, determine the following (a) the lengths LBE and Lab, in m (b) the angles a and $, in degrees Draw the complete FBD of (c)members AB, FG, EBH and GHI Calculate the forces, in Newtons, for the following (d) member FG (e) pin H (f) hydraulic cylinder AB Parameter P=724 N 8 = 34.5 Note: Figures CDFE and EFGH are parallelograms. E 100 175 400 LBE a This is not property so do not in any 150 way a D B C ou op os dadog Dura 150, E 175 200 Dimensions in millimeters G H 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 8, determine the following (a) the lengths LBE and Lab, in m (b) the angles a and $, in degrees Draw the complete FBD of (c)members AB, FG, EBH and GHI Calculate the forces, in Newtons, for the following (d) member FG (e) pin H (f) hydraulic cylinder AB Parameter P=724 N 8 = 34.5 Note: Figures CDFE and EFGH are parallelograms. E 100 175 400 LBE a This is not property so do not in any 150 way a D B C ou op os dadog Dura 150, E 175 200 Dimensions in millimeters G H 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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