a)Consider the cable supporting the hook, and thus the load.  The magnitude of the internal force within the "left-piece" of the cable at 1.25m above the sheave is _____ kN. b) Consider the cable supporting the hook, and thus the load.  The state of the internal force within the "left-piece" of the cable at 1.25m above the sheave is _____ . NOTE: Enter "1" for "tension". Enter "2" for "compression" Enter "3" for "torsion" Enter "4" for "neither tension, nor compression, nor torsion c)Consider the cable between the input power sheave and the Sheave-G.  The magnitude of the internal force within this cable at 1.667m from the center of Sheave-G is _____ kN.

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a)Consider the cable supporting the hook, and thus the load.  The magnitude of the internal force within the "left-piece" of the cable at 1.25m above the sheave is _____ kN.

b)

Consider the cable supporting the hook, and thus the load.  The state of the internal force within the "left-piece" of the cable at 1.25m above the sheave is _____ .

NOTE:

Enter "1" for "tension".

Enter "2" for "compression"

Enter "3" for "torsion"

Enter "4" for "neither tension, nor compression, nor torsion

c)Consider the cable between the input power sheave and the Sheave-G.  The magnitude of the internal force within this cable at 1.667m from the center of Sheave-G is _____ kN.

d)

Consider the cable between the input power sheave and the Sheave-G.  The state of the internal force within this cable at 1.667m from the center of Sheave-G is _____ .

 

NOTE:

Enter "1" for "tension".

Enter "2" for "compression"

Enter "3" for "torsion"

Enter "4" for "neither tension, nor compression, nor torsion

e)

The state of the internal force at the mid-point of Member-CD _____ .

 

NOTE:

Enter "1" for "tension".

Enter "2" for "compression"

Enter "3" for "torsion"

Enter "4" for "neither tension, nor compression, nor torsion

0.25 m
4 m
4 m
Intuo
4 m
F
4 m
G
4 m
50 kN
0.25 m
4 m
45°
Ho
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