Consider the system shown in the following figure, which is pivoted at point O. Suppose the system is moving in a horizontal plane. Assume that a0.4 m,b-1m M=2 kgthe mass of the bar m 4 kg. k10 N/m, c 93 kg/s and F(t)= F6 (t) N where F = 3Ns Assume zero initial conditions and the moment of inertia of the bar aboutpoint O to be Determine the mnaximum tip response amplitude in mm.ww-Rigid barM F()6154 mm13.90 mm8.93 mm83.37 mm19.85 mmO00 00

Given a=0.4m b=1m M=2kg m=4kg k=104N/m c=93kg/s

Consider the system shown in the following hgure, which is pivoted at point O. Suppose the system is moving in a horizontal plane. Assume that a0.4m,b 1m AM=2 kg the mass of the bar m 4 kg k= 10 Nin, c 93 kg's and F(t)= F6(t)N where F -3Ns Assume zero initial conditions and the moment of inertia of the bar abour point O to be .Determine the maximum tip response amplitude in mm. www- Rigid bar M F(1) 6154 mm 13.90 mm 8.93 mm 8337 mm 000

Consider the system shown in the following hgure, which is pivoted at point O. Suppose the system is moving in a horizontal plane. Assume that a0.4m,b 1m AM=2 kg the mass of the bar m 4 kg k= 10 Nin, c 93 kg's and F(t)= F6(t)N where F -3Ns Assume zero initial conditions and the moment of inertia of the bar abour point O to be .Determine the maximum tip response amplitude in mm. www- Rigid bar M F(1) 6154 mm 13.90 mm 8.93 mm 8337 mm 000

Mechanics of Materials (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter6: Stresses In Beams (advanced Topics)

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 6.4.3P: Solve the preceding problem for the following data: b = 6 in., b = 10 in, L = 110 ft, tan a = 1/3,...

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