All problems will use the conventional Cartesian coordinate system unless noted otherwise.Positive x-axis points to the right,Positive y-axis points up,Angles are measured CCW (counter-clock-wise) from the positive x-axis.Problem-BB:Consider FIG-BB in the appendix.AC is a rope.BC is a rope.“C” is a steel ring.“D” is a perfect pulley.A continuous rope connects “C” to the mass. Calculate the internal forces within each rope. AD450I15°30 kgmass3013FIG - BB QUESTION 3Problem-BBThe magnitude of the weight of the given mass isN.294.232.1749.8067965.230QUESTION 4Problem-BBThe magnitude of the internal force in member "AC" isN.QUESTION 5Problem-BBThe magnitude of the internal force in member "BC" isN.O O O O

As per above given FBD we can sayT1=mgT1=30×9.81T1=294.2 NHere T1=FCDFCD=294.2 N

Answered: D 450 15° 30 kg 30 mass 13 FIG - B3

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All problems will use the conventional Cartesian coordinate system unless noted otherwise.
- Positive x-axis points to the right,
- Positive y-axis points up,
- Angles are measured CCW (counter-clock-wise) from the positive x-axis.

Problem-BB:

Consider FIG-BB in the appendix.

AC is a rope.
BC is a rope.
“C” is a steel ring.
“D” is a perfect pulley.
A continuous rope connects “C” to the mass.

Calculate the internal forces within each rope.

QUESTION 3
Problem-BB
The magnitude of the weight of the given mass is
N.
294.2
32.174
9.8067
965.2
30
QUESTION 4
Problem-BB
The magnitude of the internal force in member "AC" is
N.
QUESTION 5
Problem-BB
The magnitude of the internal force in member "BC" is
N.
O O O O

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