2 capter 3 static.pdf >2018 - 20191. Uniform horizontal bar of mass m5. Uniform grooved wheel of mass msupported by a rough surface and byaction of horizontal cable.supported by rough inclined surfaceat B.2. Wheel of mass m on verge of beingrolled over curb by pull P.6. Bar, initially horizontal but deflectedunder load L. Pinned to rigid supportat each end.3. Loaded truss supported by pin joint at 7. Uniform heavy plate of mass mA and by cable at B.supported in vertical plane by cableC and hinge A.4. Uniform bar of mass m and roller ofmass mo taken together. Subjected tocouple M and supported as shown.Roller is free to turn.8. Entire frame, pulleys, and contactingcable to be isolated as a single unit.momENGINEERING MECHANICSSTATICS2018 - 2019

Free body diagram-1 Here, T represents a tension in the cable and W represents the weight of the bar

1. Uniform horizontal bar of mass m suspended by vertical cable at A and supported by rough inclined surface 5. Uniform grooved wheel of mass m supported by a rough surface and by action of horizontal cable. at B. 2. Wheel of mass m on verge of being rolled over curb by pull P. 6. Bar, initially horizontal but deflected under load L. Pinned to rigid support at each end. 3. Loaded truss supported by pin joint at A and by cable at B. 7. Uniform heavy plate of mass m supported in vertical plane by cable C and hinge A. 4. Uniform bar of mass m and roller of mass mo taken together. Subjected to couple M and supported as shown. Roller is free to turn. 8. Entire frame, pulleys, and contacting cable to be isolated as a single unit. M m 7.

1. Uniform horizontal bar of mass m suspended by vertical cable at A and supported by rough inclined surface 5. Uniform grooved wheel of mass m supported by a rough surface and by action of horizontal cable. at B. 2. Wheel of mass m on verge of being rolled over curb by pull P. 6. Bar, initially horizontal but deflected under load L. Pinned to rigid support at each end. 3. Loaded truss supported by pin joint at A and by cable at B. 7. Uniform heavy plate of mass m supported in vertical plane by cable C and hinge A. 4. Uniform bar of mass m and roller of mass mo taken together. Subjected to couple M and supported as shown. Roller is free to turn. 8. Entire frame, pulleys, and contacting cable to be isolated as a single unit. M m 7.

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