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IF the maximum tension T that the string can sustain is 2/2W then choose the correct options. (A) The rope will break if a is more than (B) For a = 1 horizontal component of normal reaction at the hinge is w (C) For a = 1 horizontal component of normal reaction at the hinge is W (D) For a = 1 vertical component of normal reaction at the hinge is W

IF the maximum tension T that the string can sustain is 2/2W then choose the correct options. (A) The rope will break if a is more than (B) For a = 1 horizontal component of normal reaction at the hinge is w (C) For a = 1 horizontal component of normal reaction at the hinge is W (D) For a = 1 vertical component of normal reaction at the hinge is W

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Chapter10: Virtual Work And Potential Energy

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Problem 10.55P: Solve Prob. 10.54 assuming that A and B are connected by a spring of stiffness k = 0.3 W/b and free...

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