A force Fis applied along an element of the right circular cone as shown in Figure 1. Express the moment of the force F about point O in vector form (in terms of unit vectors î, ĵ, k). F h Figure 1.
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![A force Fis applied along
A rectangular solid is held
an element of the right circular cone as shown in the arbitrary posion by the tension T in the
in Figure 1. Express the moment of the force cable as shown in Figure 3. Determine and plot
F about point O in vector form (in terms of the tension force T, support reactions
unit vectors î, ĵ, k).
Ay, Az, B, By, Bz as functions of 0 over the
range 0ses 60° . The hinge at A cannot
exert an axial thrust. The mass of the solid is
100 kg, we assume that all support reactions to
be in the positive coordinate directions and
neglect friction at D.
0.5 m
0.4 m
0.3 m
0.4 m
0.125 m
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