A uniform tubular pipe 100ft long and weighing 55lbs is supported by a fulcrum as shown in the figure. Find for the normal force exerted by the fulcrum * F 5ft 5ft 25 Ibs 50lb 48.42 47.10 53.95 Ibs 21.05lb 82.89

A uniform tubular pipe 100ft long and weighing 55lbs is supported by a fulcrum as shown in the figure. Find for the normal force exerted by the fulcrum * F 5ft 5ft 25 Ibs 50lb 48.42 47.10 53.95 Ibs 21.05lb 82.89

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Chapter12: Static Equilibrium And Elasticity

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Problem 56P: Alarge uniform cylindrical steel rod of density =7.8g/cm3 is 2.0 m long and has a diameter of 5.0...

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A uniform tubular pipe 100ft long and weighing 55lbs is supported by
a fulcrum as shown in the figure. Find for the normal force exerted by
the fulcrum *
F
5ft
5ft
25 Ibs
50lb
48.42
47.10
53.95 Ibs
21.05lb
82.89

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