Problem 1-1:Determine a pair of horizontal and vertical components of the 340-lb force of Fig. P1-1. 340b

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Composition and Resolution Forces
Problem 1-1:Determine a pair of horizontal and vertical components of the
340-lb force of Fig. P1-1.
340b
Ans.
15
Fx = 1600 Ib →
8.
Fy
= 3000 Ib ↑
Problem 1-2:Determine a set of horizontal and vertical components of the
200b
200-lb force of Fig. P1-2.
Ans.
Fx
= 120 Ib -
Fy =
160 Ib 4
Problem 1-3:Resolve the 100-lb force of Fig. P1-3 into horizontal and vertical
components for each of the following values of: (a) 0 = 22° (b) 0 = 78
(С) 0 — 132°
Ans.
(a) Fx = 37.46 Ib →
Fy
= 92.718 Ib
(b) Fx = 97.81 Ib →
Fy = 20.79 Ib
(b) Fx = 74.31 Ib -
Fy = 66.9 Ib ↑
%3D
100b
Problem 1-4:Resolve the 500-lb force of Fig. P1-4 into two components: a
shearing component parallel to AB and a normal component perpendicular to
АВ.
500 ib
Ans.
FH
= 400 Ib
Fy
= 300 Ib
1
3'
Transcribed Image Text:Composition and Resolution Forces Problem 1-1:Determine a pair of horizontal and vertical components of the 340-lb force of Fig. P1-1. 340b Ans. 15 Fx = 1600 Ib → 8. Fy = 3000 Ib ↑ Problem 1-2:Determine a set of horizontal and vertical components of the 200b 200-lb force of Fig. P1-2. Ans. Fx = 120 Ib - Fy = 160 Ib 4 Problem 1-3:Resolve the 100-lb force of Fig. P1-3 into horizontal and vertical components for each of the following values of: (a) 0 = 22° (b) 0 = 78 (С) 0 — 132° Ans. (a) Fx = 37.46 Ib → Fy = 92.718 Ib (b) Fx = 97.81 Ib → Fy = 20.79 Ib (b) Fx = 74.31 Ib - Fy = 66.9 Ib ↑ %3D 100b Problem 1-4:Resolve the 500-lb force of Fig. P1-4 into two components: a shearing component parallel to AB and a normal component perpendicular to АВ. 500 ib Ans. FH = 400 Ib Fy = 300 Ib 1 3'
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