Describe how to test for equilibrium of masses ?

Q: Which question would help to decide the strength of the force we’re observing? (a) Do the hub caps…

A: The hub caps weighing different amounts indicate the different weights acting on the system. The…

Q: what  is the tension on the rope? also pls show solution clear

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Q: Conclusion about Hooke's Law

A: To conclude that what Hooke's Law state

Q: Which of the following gives the reaction at Bof the simply supported beam in Newton? 10KN/m 10KN/m…

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Q: Which members are statically indeterminate and how to make them determinate? Explain with reference…

A: Now draw the axially loaded member as follows.

Q: ball which is resting on the floor, will have two reactions at the contact surf elect one: O True

A: To find no  of reaction on ball resting at surface

Q: Explain with Sketch: (a) Anchor cable marking. (b)Bitter end of the anchor chain.

A: (a) Anchor cable marking. (b)Bitter end of the anchor chain. Here the explanation with diagram of…

Q: rite classification of force system and explain any one in Detail.

A: given; Write classification of force system and explain any one in Detail.

Q: Please use FBDs andequations of equilibrium to explain: How the upper L part is balanced with the…

A: Consider the FBD of the upper L part of the system. Here, w: weight of the L part.

Q: For what purpose is a torsion test performed?

A: The torsion test is used to determine the shear properties of the material. In this testing, the…

Q: In figure 2 a) what is the total weight of all bodies? b) Which one of the following is the free…

A: Total weight will be the sum of weight of all bodies.

Q: 3. where used the heli cu we springs

A: The helical spring, in which wire is enclosed by a loop that takes after a screw string, is…

Q: What is the force in member IJ?

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Q: Conclusion about Hooke's Law of Spring

A: To conclude about Hooke's Law of Spring

Q: Mobility of a statically indeterminate structure is?

A: mobility of the mechanism is also called as degree of freedom of the mechanism.

Q: what is true in the lever arm below? a. it is unstable b. statically determinate but unstable c.…

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Q: By means of diagram, show and explain how the two (2) conditions of equilibrium are applied on…

A: This is a problem related to levers and equilibrium. The given conditions are condition 1 and 2. In…

Q: Define concentrated force.

A: A concentrated force acts along a single line in space. Concentrated forces are mathematical…

Q: true or false 2.The compatibility equations relate the forces acting on the structure (or its…

A: The compatibility equations are that equations which connect the strain to the displacements. These…

Q: What type of force is commonly caused by electrostatic and gravitational force?

A: The force caused by the gravitation is always attractive force.

Q: the members are in tension or * ?Compression

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Q: et what is the stretch in the spring wvhen the system is in equilibrium?

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Q: State an equation of vertical pressure in uniformly loaded rectangualr area ?

A: given:   State an equation of vertical pressure in uniformly loaded rectangualr area ?

Q: Define and explain hookes law

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Q: 50 lb A 3 in. C B D 4 in.- -6 in.-

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Q: The factor of safety for the piston rod is

A: Given data; diameter (d) =20mmlength (l)=700 mmforce=10 kNYOUNG MODULUS=200 GPa acc. to question we…

Q: Which of the following is an accurate statement? Reaction due to roller support have rotation motion…

A: Option (B) : A static structure have a net force of zero.

Q: What is the vertical reaction at A? answer in kips

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Q: What happens when the member is confined?

A: Confined member: If a member is confined then it means it is fixed to a position.

Q: why 12μ and 2/3 μmax?

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Q: А В C

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Q: In statics what is the vector equation for equilibrium? 

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Q: Draw diagrams (this requires some thought) that show to lift a heavy box, a beam can be used as a:…

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Q: 2) What is the magnitude of R and Cr in pt B?

A: Solution: Given Data: The force and moment system is shown below:   To Find:

Q: For an object of spherical shape, the value of critical radius would be

A: Data given-  Spehrical shape object  Need to determine -  Value of critical thickness ?

Q: Which of the following is not used in this support reaction experiment? Select one: Scale Vernier…

A: Which of the following is not used in this support reaction experiment

Q: For an object of spherical shape, the value o critical radius would be

A: Given: Spherical shape

Q: Describe the steps how to solve all reaction at the support

A: The diagram of truss is given as,

Q: discuss the importance of work and energy on spring force/hooke's law

A: Spring is a member which can be deformed when a force or force system is applied to it and return to…

Q: Mesning of Equilibrium

A: In physics, equilibrium is the state of a system where neither its state of motion nor its internal…

Q: a) Define the terms below: i) Dynamics ii) Equilibrium of particle ii) Couple moment

A: Answer (i): Dynamics: It is the branch of mechanics which deals study of motion of the moving bodies…

Q: explain Transitional and rotational equilibrium with the application

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Q: force in member [ED] : F(ED) force in member [DC] : F(DC) force in member [BC] : F(BC) Which…

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Q: Why are there no reaction forces of Fx and Fx at the joint F?

A: The structure is given as

Q: What is static equilibrium?

A: Static equilibrium: The static equilibrium comes in the scenario when the object is at rest, and all…

Q: What is a two-force member? Illustrate schematically.

A: This question is based on the concept of two force member.

Q: Explain in detail, four types of pressures with relevant diagrams.

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Q: C. Calculate the final equilibrium

A: To find Final equilibrium temperature .

Q: Define what is meant by a central force.

A: Central Force- It is a force which is point toward point of particle of object or point away from an…

Chemical and Phase Equilibrium

Phase diagrams or equilibrium phase diagrams are the graphical representations that show the phase transformations of the constituting elements with respect to the pressure, temperature, and compositions. The diagrams show the conditions that limit the different phases, namely solid, liquid, and gas. The diagram can also be utilized to verify the relations between the state variables. Most of the phase diagrams are temperature-pressure phase diagrams, with the variable parameter as the composition. Usually other variables such as solubility and pressure parameters are not indicated in the phase diagram. For a one-component system (unary phase diagram), the phase diagram is generally a function of temperature and pressure as the state variables, or temperature and volume. However, for a binary system (two-phase) having two components, the phase diagram is a function of temperature and composition as the state variables only. Coexisting of the different phases of the constituting elements is indicated in the phase diagram. A ternary phase diagram can be characterized by consisting of three phases in equilibrium.