1.Problem Solving- Write clearly and neatly your solutions, show your full solutions withcorresponding free body diagrams. ENCLOSE YOUR FINAL ANSWER IN A BOX. NO BOX, NOPOINTS. (Even correct solution, with solution, etc. Zero means Zero.)1.Two Camels on the opposite river banks pull a floating crate moving parallel to the bank bymeans of two ropes. Assuming Equilibrium and the camels doesn't move vertically. . Thetension of these ropes are 150 kN and 250 kN, while the angle between them is 75 deg. Findthe Resultant pull on the crate and the angle between each ropes with the horizontal axis.(10 pts)5.0050 kN2. From the 2 Sets of forces shown: (10 pts)a. Compute the resultant force.b. Find the Moment at A.500*Distances are in meters.10035°A200 kN- 1.00 -3. Concurrent forces of 150 lb is acting horizontally to the right, and a force of 350 lIb is actingupward to the right. If the resultant of these two forces is 444.41 Ib. (10 pts)a. Find the angle of the resultant with the positive-horizontal axisb. What is the angle of the 350 kN with the horizontal axis?4. Given the sets of parallel forces shown: (10 pts) *Distances are in feeta. Determine the Support Reactions.b. Determine the location of the resultant force from the left support.- 1.50- 2.50- 2.00-- 4.50-- 1.50 -- -40 lb50 Ib100 IbAB60 Ib60 lb12.00 -5. Find all the reactions of the supports. All units are in meters (20 pts)30 kN/m60 kNCAB2.00-10.001.00-2.001200

1. Two Camels on the opposite river banks pull a floating crate moving parallel to the bank by means of two ropes. Assuming Equilibrium and the camels doesn't move vertically.. The tension of these ropes are 150 kN and 250 kN, while the angle between them is 75 deg. Find the Resultant pull on the crate and the angle between each ropes with the horizontal axis.

1. Two Camels on the opposite river banks pull a floating crate moving parallel to the bank by means of two ropes. Assuming Equilibrium and the camels doesn't move vertically.. The tension of these ropes are 150 kN and 250 kN, while the angle between them is 75 deg. Find the Resultant pull on the crate and the angle between each ropes with the horizontal axis.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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