4. A 10-kg cylinder is suspended by the frictionless and massless spring-pulley system in Figure 4 (the ring that connects the springs has negligible mass). Each spring has a rest (unstretched) length of 1 m. Find the set of spring stiffnesses KAD, KAB, and KAC that keeps this 10-kg cylinder in static equilibrium. KAD 2 m 2 m A KAB KAC 3 m B C 4 m 3 m Figure 4 A spring-pulley system holding a cylinder in static equilibrium.

4. A 10-kg cylinder is suspended by the frictionless and massless spring-pulley system in Figure 4 (the ring that connects the springs has negligible mass). Each spring has a rest (unstretched) length of 1 m. Find the set of spring stiffnesses KAD, KAB, and KAC that keeps this 10-kg cylinder in static equilibrium. KAD 2 m 2 m A KAB KAC 3 m B C 4 m 3 m Figure 4 A spring-pulley system holding a cylinder in static equilibrium.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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