Consider a cart weighing 4,905 N, is moving to the left due to the application of force P = 100 N to its handle. Its mass center is located at G. Neglecting the mass and rolling resistance of the wheels, calculate the acceleration of the cart, resultant normal reaction at the front wheels and resultant normal reaction at the rear wheels.

Consider a cart weighing 4,905 N, is moving to the left due to the application of force P = 100 N to its handle. Its mass center is located at G. Neglecting the mass and rolling resistance of the wheels, calculate the acceleration of the cart, resultant normal reaction at the front wheels and resultant normal reaction at the rear wheels.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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