PRACTICE PROBLEM NO, 2Problem No. 1:Determine the resultant force applied to the eyebolt by the three cables, using aCartesian vector representation.F2 = 500 lbF1 = 200 lb6070°F3 = 800 Ib45°Problem. NO. 2 Part of the roof of a sports stadium is to be supported by thecables AB and AC. The forces the cables exert on the pylon to which they areattached are represented by the vectors FAB and FAC. The magnitudes of theforces are FAB = 100KN and FAC = 60 kN. Determine the magnitude and directionof the sum of the forces exerted on the pylon by the cables.300Problem No. 3. The automobile engine block is suspended by a system of cables.The weight of the block is 1.962 kN. The system is stationary. What are the tensionsin cables AB and AC? What is the mass of the block?B 6045°Downloaded file (3).pdf

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PRACTICE PROBLEM NO, 2
Problem No. 1:
Determine the resultant force applied to the eyebolt by the three cables, using a
Cartesian vector representation.
F2 = 500 lb
F1 = 200 lb
60
70°
F3 = 800 Ib
45°
Problem. NO. 2 Part of the roof of a sports stadium is to be supported by the
cables AB and AC. The forces the cables exert on the pylon to which they are
attached are represented by the vectors FAB and FAC. The magnitudes of the
forces are FAB = 100KN and FAC = 60 kN. Determine the magnitude and direction
of the sum of the forces exerted on the pylon by the cables.
300
Problem No. 3. The automobile engine block is suspended by a system of cables.
The weight of the block is 1.962 kN. The system is stationary. What are the tensions
in cables AB and AC? What is the mass of the block?
B 60
45°
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