ParametersMass 5kgA=2B=7C(m)=3D(m)=4.583 In your report you must include:(a) The free body diagram of the rudder.(b) If the maximum permissible load that the steel operational cable can handle is 3kN, determinewhether it can handle the load of the rudder or not.(c) Determine the resultant load on the fixed pivot (A) and the angle at which it acts.(d) If the thickness of the rudder is included, describe which method you would use to find thecentre of gravity? How would this value differ from the calculation using a lamina modellingassumption?I Study CentreFoundation Year Engineering, Science and ComputingProblem A: Analysis of light aircraft rudderThe rudder of an aircraft is usually found at the tail and is responsible for allowing the pilot to controlthe yaw about the vertical axis. Figure 2 shows a typical rear setup of a small aircraft, with the ruddercoloured in gold. During maintenance, one way of mounting the rudder is to place one edge on afixed pivot, whilst attaching the other edge on the end of an operational cable. Figure 3 shows anexample of such a setup.Figure 1.1: (a) Small aircraft. (b) Rear end of small aircraft, highlighting rudder.Operational CableyA= BxD (m)Aircraft RudderFixed pivot (A)(a)C (m)Figure 1.2: Rudder mounted in maintenance position.

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In your report you must include: (a) The free body diagram of the rudder. (b) If the maximum permissible load that the steel operational cable can handle is 3kN, detern whether it can handle the load of the rudder or not. (c) Determine the resultant load on the fixed pivot (A) and the angle at which it acts. (d) If the thickness of the rudder is included, describe which method you would use to find centre of gravity? How would this value differ from the calculation using a lamina modelli assumption?

In your report you must include: (a) The free body diagram of the rudder. (b) If the maximum permissible load that the steel operational cable can handle is 3kN, detern whether it can handle the load of the rudder or not. (c) Determine the resultant load on the fixed pivot (A) and the angle at which it acts. (d) If the thickness of the rudder is included, describe which method you would use to find centre of gravity? How would this value differ from the calculation using a lamina modelli assumption?

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