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3) . A barge initially at rest carries a 1000 lb crate. The barge weighs 3 tons and is equipped with a winch which is used to move the crate along the deck of the barge. Neglecting any friction between the crate and the barge, determine the velocity of both the barge and the crate when the winch is drawing in rope at the rate of 9 ft/sec. FULL CREDIT AWARDED ONLY FOR CORRECT FBD & KFD INCLUDED IN SOLUTION ANS. B=BARGE, C = CRATE, V³ = 1.29 fps, Vc = -7.71 fps

3) . A barge initially at rest carries a 1000 lb crate. The barge weighs 3 tons and is equipped with a winch which is used to move the crate along the deck of the barge. Neglecting any friction between the crate and the barge, determine the velocity of both the barge and the crate when the winch is drawing in rope at the rate of 9 ft/sec. FULL CREDIT AWARDED ONLY FOR CORRECT FBD & KFD INCLUDED IN SOLUTION ANS. B=BARGE, C = CRATE, V³ = 1.29 fps, Vc = -7.71 fps

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3) . A barge initially at rest carries a 1000 lb crate. The barge weighs 3 tons and is equipped with a winch which is used to move the crate along the deck of the barge. Neglecting any friction between the crate and the barge, determine the velocity of both the barge and the crate when the winch is drawing in rope at the rate of 9 ft/sec. FULL CREDIT AWARDED ONLY FOR CORRECT FBD & KFD INCLUDED IN SOLUTION ANS. B=BARGE, C = CRATE, V³ = 1.29 fps, Vc = -7.71 fps
Transcribed Image Text:3) . A barge initially at rest carries a 1000 lb crate. The barge weighs 3 tons and is equipped with a winch which is used to move the crate along the deck of the barge. Neglecting any friction between the crate and the barge, determine the velocity of both the barge and the crate when the winch is drawing in rope at the rate of 9 ft/sec. FULL CREDIT AWARDED ONLY FOR CORRECT FBD & KFD INCLUDED IN SOLUTION ANS. B=BARGE, C = CRATE, V³ = 1.29 fps, Vc = -7.71 fps
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