1. ABEF is a light-weighted rod supported by bearings at C and D. AH is a wire. There is a 400N vertical load applied at F. The portion AB of the rod is 250 mm long. Assume that the bearing at D does not exert any axial thrust. (1) Draw a Free body diagram using the rod ABEF as your system. Make reasonable assumptions to make this a statically determinate system (Tension of the wire AH is an unknown). Clearly state your assumptions. (2) It is found that the tension T of the wire is 462N. Determine the force-couple system at C which is equivalent to the tension T and the 40ON load at F. (3) Determine the moment generated by the 400N load at F about the line AH

1. ABEF is a light-weighted rod supported by bearings at C and D. AH is a wire. There is a 400N vertical load applied at F. The portion AB of the rod is 250 mm long. Assume that the bearing at D does not exert any axial thrust. (1) Draw a Free body diagram using the rod ABEF as your system. Make reasonable assumptions to make this a statically determinate system (Tension of the wire AH is an unknown). Clearly state your assumptions. (2) It is found that the tension T of the wire is 462N. Determine the force-couple system at C which is equivalent to the tension T and the 40ON load at F. (3) Determine the moment generated by the 400N load at F about the line AH

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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