Q2: In order to raise the flagpole, oC, a lightframe OAB is attached to the pole andtension of 3 kN is developed in the hoistingcable by the power winch D. Calculate themoment MO of this tension about the hingepoint O.A AaTew ten arwAate t Aath Astika AaBQ2: Ia order to raise the flagpole, OC, a light frame OAB is attached to thepole and tension of 3 kN is developed in the hoisting cahle by the piwer winchD. Caleulate the moment MO of this tension about the hinge point 0.vo N D sENGMo=1.5 kN.m ccwMo=6.17 kN.m ccw

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Q2: In order to raise the flagpole, oC, a light frame OAB is attached to the pole and tension of 3 kN is developed in the hoisting cable by the power winch D. Calculate the moment MO of this tension about the hinge point O. c Aat t Aab ter 02: la order to raie the flagpole, (K,a light frame OAB is attached to the pale and irasion of 3 KN is developed in the hoisling cable by the power winch D. Calculate the moment MO of this tension about the hinge point 0. Mo=1.5 kN.m ccw Mo=6.17 kN.m ccw

Q2: In order to raise the flagpole, oC, a light frame OAB is attached to the pole and tension of 3 kN is developed in the hoisting cable by the power winch D. Calculate the moment MO of this tension about the hinge point O. c Aat t Aab ter 02: la order to raie the flagpole, (K,a light frame OAB is attached to the pale and irasion of 3 KN is developed in the hoisling cable by the power winch D. Calculate the moment MO of this tension about the hinge point 0. Mo=1.5 kN.m ccw Mo=6.17 kN.m ccw

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Chapter10: Virtual Work And Potential Energy

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Problem 10.59P: The weight of the uniform bar AB is W. The stiffness of the ideal spring attached to B is k, and the...

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