Determine the maximum weight of the bucket that the wire system can support so that no single wire develops a tension exceeding 200 lb. [Source: Hibbeler, 2013] B 30° Guide Questions: 5 a. The system is connected with rings at B and E to support the load at E. What are the FBDS of the wire system? 30° b. Since our wire system can support only up to 200 lb of tensile force in each wire, can we have a scenario that force in AB can handle 200 lb only so that we can compute for the tensile forces in wires BC and BE? Similarly, can we have the same analogy for the other wires (e.g. wires BC and BE)? Which case produce a tensile force not exceeding the 200 lb limit in each wire? Answer: Wmax= 115.4701 N

Determine the maximum weight of the bucket that the wire system can support so that no single wire develops a tension exceeding 200 lb. [Source: Hibbeler, 2013] B 30° Guide Questions: 5 a. The system is connected with rings at B and E to support the load at E. What are the FBDS of the wire system? 30° b. Since our wire system can support only up to 200 lb of tensile force in each wire, can we have a scenario that force in AB can handle 200 lb only so that we can compute for the tensile forces in wires BC and BE? Similarly, can we have the same analogy for the other wires (e.g. wires BC and BE)? Which case produce a tensile force not exceeding the 200 lb limit in each wire? Answer: Wmax= 115.4701 N

Residential Construction Academy: House Wiring (MindTap Course List)

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ISBN:9781337402415

Author:Gregory W Fletcher

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Chapter16: Video, Voice, And Data Wiring Installation

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