Two inextensible ropes are connected to a mysterious sphere with negligible mass. Consider the instant shown in the figure. If Dustin exerts force A to pull the left rope while Suzie exerts force B to pull the right rope, the resultant of the two forces is vertical. Dustin & А. 1. Letting C be the resultant of the forces exerted by Dustin and Suzie, which of the following best shows the force triangle of forces A, B, and C? C. C ........... 25° A 15° B 25° 15° A B C B. D. Suzie C A 2. If the magnitude of force A is 100N, what is the magnitude of force C? 15° B 25° A 15⁰ 25° B C +

Two inextensible ropes are connected to a mysterious sphere with negligible mass. Consider the instant shown in the figure. If Dustin exerts force A to pull the left rope while Suzie exerts force B to pull the right rope, the resultant of the two forces is vertical. Dustin & А. 1. Letting C be the resultant of the forces exerted by Dustin and Suzie, which of the following best shows the force triangle of forces A, B, and C? C. C ........... 25° A 15° B 25° 15° A B C B. D. Suzie C A 2. If the magnitude of force A is 100N, what is the magnitude of force C? 15° B 25° A 15⁰ 25° B C +

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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