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at A and B, respectively. If s = 0 when the cylinders are removed, determine the following: In the assembly shown, sags of s and 1.5 s resulted when the two cylinders were suspended from the rings c. the forces (N) in the two springs d. the tension (N) in cable AB e. the spring a. the horizontal distance x (mm) moved by point B/ b. the mass (kg) of the two cylinders, F of Unive 2 m 1m his material. The Materi 2 m Th aur 1.5 m Pspperty so do ww nt to Part IV: The Law on Copyrigh 1.5s works that are subject to copyright nd the copyright owners have the Note: Use 9.81m/s? for the p Kof the Philipal Cs=0.8 + 0.0003345 = 0.9035 m constant and kBD=134 N/m. Example Student Number (SN) Parameter [2|0[2|1||1| 3|6|2|1| = 0.8 + 0.0003XYZ m

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Chapter10: Virtual Work And Potential Energy

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