Situation 1: Two blocks J and K are connected by a strut. The coefficients of static and kinetic friction between surfaces are 0.35 and 0.21, respectively. A. If block K weighs 90 kN. what is the required weight of block J for motion to impend? At the same instance, what is the force in the strut? B. If block J weighs 80 kN. what is the required weight of block K to prevent motion? At the same instance, what is the force in the strut? C. If blocks J and K weighs 50 kN and 70 kN, respectively, what is the required leftward force P to be applied at block K to just start the motion? At the same instance, what is the force in the strut? D. If blocks J and K weighs 100 kN and 10 kN, respectively, what is the required leftward force P to be applied at block K to just prevent motion? At the same instance, what is the force in the strut?

Situation 1: Two blocks J and K are connected by a strut. The coefficients of static and kinetic friction between surfaces are 0.35 and 0.21, respectively. A. If block K weighs 90 kN. what is the required weight of block J for motion to impend? At the same instance, what is the force in the strut? B. If block J weighs 80 kN. what is the required weight of block K to prevent motion? At the same instance, what is the force in the strut? C. If blocks J and K weighs 50 kN and 70 kN, respectively, what is the required leftward force P to be applied at block K to just start the motion? At the same instance, what is the force in the strut? D. If blocks J and K weighs 100 kN and 10 kN, respectively, what is the required leftward force P to be applied at block K to just prevent motion? At the same instance, what is the force in the strut?

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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