Question 3 Consider the two forces F en F2 acting on the post in Hibbeler (edition 14) Problem 2.134 p 80 3.1 Determine the angle 0. F, = 400 N 3.2 Determine (a) the projection of F1 on the line of action of F, and (b) the correspon- ding component related to the projection. Express your answers in cartesian vector form. 35° 120° Note: The projection of Fi on the line of action F2 is parallel to F2, and most likely not equal to F2. 60° 20° 3.3 Determine the projection of F2 on the line of action of F, as well as the correspon- ding component. Express your answers in cartesian vector form. F = 400 N

Question 3 Consider the two forces F en F2 acting on the post in Hibbeler (edition 14) Problem 2.134 p 80 3.1 Determine the angle 0. F, = 400 N 3.2 Determine (a) the projection of F1 on the line of action of F, and (b) the correspon- ding component related to the projection. Express your answers in cartesian vector form. 35° 120° Note: The projection of Fi on the line of action F2 is parallel to F2, and most likely not equal to F2. 60° 20° 3.3 Determine the projection of F2 on the line of action of F, as well as the correspon- ding component. Express your answers in cartesian vector form. F = 400 N

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Chapter7: Deflections Of Trusses, Beams, And Frames: Work-energy Methods

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