Precalculus: Mathematics for Calculus - 6th Edition
Precalculus: Mathematics for Calculus - 6th Edition
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ISBN: 9780840068071
Author: Stewart, James, Redlin, Lothar, Watson, Saleem
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 9.1, Problem 74E

Equilibrium of Tensions The cranes in the figure are lifting an object that weighs 18,278 lb. Find the tensions T1 and T2.

Chapter 9.1, Problem 74E, Equilibrium of Tensions The cranes in the figure are lifting an object that weighs 18,278 lb. Find

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To find: The tensions T1 and T2 in the strings of the cranes as givens in figure.

Answer to Problem 74E

The tension T1 in the string is 14,118.7i+5,790.5j and tension T2 in the string is 14,114.89i+12,487.8j.

Explanation of Solution

Consider a coordinate system with origin O. The components of tensions T1 and tension T2 are shown below in Figure 1.

Precalculus: Mathematics for Calculus - 6th Edition, Chapter 9.1, Problem 74E

As the system is in equilibrium, the resultant of forces acting in horizontal and vertical direction should be zero.

Sum of vertical components of tensions T1 and T2 should be equal to the weight w and sum of horizontal components of tensions T1 and T2 should be zero

Angle made by T1 with positive direction of x-axis is,

θ=180°22.3°=157.7°

The horizontal component of the vector v, which makes angle θ with positive direction

of x-axis is |v|cosθ.

Therefore, horizontal component of T1 is |T1|cos157.7°.

Vertical component of vector v, which makes angle θ with positive direction of x-axis is |v|sinθ.

Therefore, vertical component of T1 is |T1|sin157.7°.

Angle made by T2 with positive x -axis is 41.5°.

So, horizontal component of T2 is |T2|cos41.5°.

Vertical component of T2 is |T2|sin41.5°.

Sum of horizontal components of tensions T1 and T2 should be zero as system is in equilibrium.

|T1|cos157.7°+|T2|cos41.5°=0 (1)

Sum of vertical components of tensions T1 and T2 should be equal to the weight. Weight is 18,278lb.

|T1|sin157.7°+|T2|sin41.5°=18,278 (2)

Put values of cosine and sine terms in equation (1)

0.9252|T1|+0.7489|T2|=0 (3)

Put values of cosine and sine terms in equation (2).

0.3794|T1|+0.6626|T2|=18,278 (4)

Solve equation (3).

0.7489|T2|=0.9252|T1||T2|=1.235|T1| (5)

Substitute 1.235|T1| for |T2| in equation (4).

0.3794|T1|+0.6626×1.235|T1|=18,278

Solve further,

0.3794|T1|+0.8183|T1|=18,2781.1977|T1|=18,278|T1|=15,260 (6)

Substitute 15,260 for |T1| in equation (5),

|T2|=1.235×15,260=18,846.1 (7)

A vector v is represented as,

v=(Horizontalcomponent)i+(Verticalcomponent)j (8)

Therefore, Tension T1 is,

T1=|T1|cos157.7°i+|T1|sin157.7°j

Substitute 15260 for |T1| from equation (6) in above equation.

T1=|T1|cos157.7°i+|T1|sin157.7°j=15,260×(0.9252)i+15,260×0.3794j=14,118.7i+5,790.5j

Tension T2 is,

T2=|T2|cos41.5°i+|T2|sin41.5°j

Substitute 18846.1 for |T2| from equation (7) in above equation.

T2=|T2|cos41.5°i+|T2|sin41.5°j=18,846.1×(0.7489)i+18,846.1×0.6626j=14,114.89i+12,487.8j

Thus, The tension T1 in the string is 14,118.7i+5,790.5j and tension T2 in the string is 14,114.89i+12,487.8j.

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