Q.1 Choose the correct answer;Р600 N(a) ΣF, = 0; - F cos 60° +Y60⁰(b) ΣF = 0; -F sin 60° -1(c) ± ΣF = 0;F cos 60° -FFig. (1)Equation Equation(a)(b)(a) Theequation ofequilibrium,ΣFx = 0 inthe FigureO(1) is? 1.Equation (a)2. Equation(b) 3.Equation (c)- P(1/2) + 600 ( ² ) = 0- P( √5) + 600 (²) - 0(+)- 600 (²) - 0=0Equation(c)

From the given data, let’s 1). -600×cos452). -p.cos453). F.cos60

Q.1 Choose the correct answer; 600 N Fig. (1) 60° F (a) The equation of equilibrium, ZFx = 0 in the Figure (1) is? 1. Equation (a) 2. Equation (b) 3. Equation (c) (a) ΣF, = 0; - F cos 60° + (1/2) (b) ΣF, = 0; -F sin 60° - - P(1/₂) + (c) ΣF, = 0; F cos 60°- Equation Equation (a) (b) (²) = 0⁰ ( ²³ ) = - 4( √/2) - 600 (3²) = 0 Equation Equation (c) +600 +600 =0 =0

Q.1 Choose the correct answer; 600 N Fig. (1) 60° F (a) The equation of equilibrium, ZFx = 0 in the Figure (1) is? 1. Equation (a) 2. Equation (b) 3. Equation (c) (a) ΣF, = 0; - F cos 60° + (1/2) (b) ΣF, = 0; -F sin 60° - - P(1/₂) + (c) ΣF, = 0; F cos 60°- Equation Equation (a) (b) (²) = 0⁰ ( ²³ ) = - 4( √/2) - 600 (3²) = 0 Equation Equation (c) +600 +600 =0 =0

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