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Q: Determine the force in member DF.

A: From the given figures, it is required to find force in member DF and EG.

Q: At a point on the surface of a generator shaft the stresses are as shown in Figure Q2 below.…

A: Given data  Compressive load Tensile load Shear stress Angle of inclination of plane in…

Q: Using the method of joints, calculate the force in each member of tthe truss shown. State whether…

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Q: For the beam shown (E = 200 GPa, A=12 cm², I-9 cm¹), determine: a) Reactions at A and C. b) Draw the…

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Q: The roof beams of a warehouse are supported by pipe columns having outer diameter of 100 mm and…

A: Given,   Outer diameter=100 mm Inner diameter =90 mm Length of column=4 m Young's modulus=210 GPa

Q: A 9.0m span building roof is formed by a statically determinate pin jointed, triangulated framework,…

A: Area (152x152x23) = 2920mm2 Area (80x80x8) = 1230mm2 Apply unit vertical load at E for deflection…

Q: Given the following data, determine the reactions for the beam. Please show all work and explain…

A: See image below for the explanation.Note that the moment arm of the uniform load is 4 because it is…

Q: DETERMINE: What is the value of R1 in kN? What is the value of R2 in kN? Locate the point…

A: ASKED: To draw the shear and moment diagram and answer the subsequent questions.   KINDLY NOTE: As…

Q: There are four forces acting on the eye bolt, three of which are indicated as shown in figure 3. The…

A: Determine the fourth force.

Q: 2. An 8-m long steel column is pinned at the top and fixed at the bottom. The column is provided…

A: - Critical Effective slenderness ratio about x axis ; λ = KLxrx K = 0.7 Since one end is fixed and…

Q: A beam that is part of a rigid frame has end moments and midspan moments for dead, live, and…

A: Dead load and Live load : Dead loads are static forces that remain relatively constant over time.…

Q: A reinforced concrete beam, b by h with tensile reinforcement of 6-25mm diameter bars is simply…

A: Answer  (a) Calculation of distance from the top fibre of the beam to the Neutral axis We can find…

Q: Calculate the internal resultant loadings (normal and shear forces and bending moment) at the…

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Q: 2. Consider the truss shown. Determine the force acting on member CF, EF, and FG.

A: ##Determination of forces acting on member CF , EF and FG### USING METHOD OF SECTION ANALYSIS OF…

Q: 3 KΝ 3 KN 3 ΚΝ D 1.5 KN 1.5 KN 3 m B F 3 m H E -4 m -4 m -4 m →< 4 m

A: To determine: Force in each member using method of joints and nature of force.

Q: Figure 1 shows a truss system for supporting an imposed load (IL) at the end of the triangular…

A: Given: Dead loads: DLc=15 kN (acting at the centroid of the triangular cantilever section)…

Q: Determine the force in each member of the loaded truss. All triangles are 3-4-5. Enter a positive…

A: From the given question it is required to calculate the force in each member of the loaded truss.

Q: A simply supported beam supports the loads shown in Fig . 29.35a . The cross - sectional dimensions…

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Q: 1. Determine the force in member CD, CB, CA, BA and BD of the shown below figure. 9' 12 5200 lb

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Q: Calculate the forces in members AB, BH, and BG. Members BF and CG are cables which can support…

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Q: Chapter 4, Problem 4/112 Determine the forces in members CH and CF. The forces are positive if in…

A: Determine the force in member CH and CF of the truss.

Q: The following are the moments acting on a structural member. The limiting moment (in kNm) for…

A: Given data, to find the limiting moment for collapse condition

Q: Determine the largest force P (kN), directed as shown in the figure that can be applied to the…

A: Given:- The cross-sectional area (A) = 8000 mm2  The moment of inertia (I) = 50×106 mm4  The…

Q: Truss Homework H.W. 1: The truss supports a ramp (shown with a dashed line) which extends from a…

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Q: What is the magnitude of the compressive force on the left plumb in kN? F1 the steel and the left…

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Q: Calculate the axial force on members a and d for the truss system shown in Figure 1. Indicate…

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Q: Calculate the forces in members AB, BG, and GF using the method of section.

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Q: Use the following scale for the diagrams: SHEAR DIAGRAM: 1 cm = 100 kN; MOMENT DIAGRAM: 1 cm = 100…

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Q: Determine the largest weight W that can be supported by the two wires AB and AC as shown in Figure…

A: Given data: σ AB=100 MPa σ AC =150 MPa A AB=400 mm2 A AC=200 mm2

System of Forces

A force is an external influence or agent that changes the state of a system. According to Newton's second law, the force applied to a body is proportional to the change in momentum of a body. Hence, whenever a force is applied to a body, its momentum changes. If the body is at rest, under the action of force, its state of rest changes to motion. In other words, the magnitude of the momentum of the body changes from zero to a measurable value. Similarly, if the body possesses some initial velocity, it has some associated momentum, the effect of force can cause the body to halt or come to rest, that is, the momentum reduces to zero.