Q.3) The L-frame in figure below supports forces from two cables. Cable "EAD" passes through a frictionless ring at point "A", and cable "OCG" passes through a frictionless ring at point "C". The force in cable "EAD" is 800 lb and the force in cable "OCG" is 400 lb. For the cable forces applied at points "A" and "C", using the vector approach determine: a) the moment about point "B", b) the moment about point "A", and c) the moment about point "O". 6 ft B 4 ft 4 ft 0 A 5 ft C D 5 ft E 8 ft G X

Q.3) The L-frame in figure below supports forces from two cables. Cable "EAD" passes through a frictionless ring at point "A", and cable "OCG" passes through a frictionless ring at point "C". The force in cable "EAD" is 800 lb and the force in cable "OCG" is 400 lb. For the cable forces applied at points "A" and "C", using the vector approach determine: a) the moment about point "B", b) the moment about point "A", and c) the moment about point "O". 6 ft B 4 ft 4 ft 0 A 5 ft C D 5 ft E 8 ft G X

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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