A. The hook is subjected to three forces A, B, and C as shown. A = 35 kN, B = 45 kN. 1-3. A-35N 1. If the resultant of the forces is 80 kN and is acting along the positive x- axis, find the angle a 2. If a = 60° what is the value of force C such that the resultant of forces A,B, and C acts along the x-axis? 3. For the forces A, B, and C to be in equilibrium, what is the magnitude of the resulting force at C?

A. The hook is subjected to three forces A, B, and C as shown. A = 35 kN, B = 45 kN. 1-3. A-35N 1. If the resultant of the forces is 80 kN and is acting along the positive x- axis, find the angle a 2. If a = 60° what is the value of force C such that the resultant of forces A,B, and C acts along the x-axis? 3. For the forces A, B, and C to be in equilibrium, what is the magnitude of the resulting force at C?

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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