V682• 2.14.104CEE 117 Statics of Rigid BodiesV-5=4+8e10++ 500- 600 600-27=2.K"/10 GTV32538Example:B28*+ 6XI100V3540 = 60yeu5015Mfah hIB30kg50 kg100What is th e mass M that must be suspended at theleft to hold the system in equilibrium in the positionx[P]shown?25%.83/2 = ? 100 - designed by & freepik 24C72X = XX%3DX=Yi+(x20)

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Civil engineers deal with structures that are composed of several members connected or with individual members such as beams and columns. To analyze such structures, the condition of statics must be applied. Under the static condition, the members are considered to be in equilibrium under the action of forces, that is, the members are assumed to be having negligible velocity.

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V682
• 2.14.104
CEE 117 Statics of Rigid Bodies
V-5=4+8e
10++ 500- 600 600-27=2.K"/10 GT
V32
538
Example:
B28
*+ 6XI
100
V35
40 = 60
yeu
50
15
M
fah h
IB
30kg
50 kg
100
What is th e mass M that must be suspended at the
left to hold the system in equilibrium in the position
x[P]
shown?
25%.
83/2 = ? 100 - designed by & freepik 24C
72
X = XX
%3D
X=Yi+(x20)

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