Practice Problems:1. In the figure, a boom AC is supportedby a ball-and-socket joint at Cand bythe cables BE and AD. If the forces inthe cables are F= 100 lb acting fromB to E and P = 200 lb acting from A toD, determine the component of eachforce along AC.2. Using the data of Problem 1, find the components of F and P along thedirection DE.3. The force F = i+ 2j – F,k makes an angle of 60 with the line L = 4i + 3j. Findthe value of F.4. Referring to the figure in Problem 5, find the angle between DA and DB.5. In the figure shown, find the magnitude of the force F acting from D towardA that wil have a component of 150 b along DB.3'W= 1290 Ib

In this question we are given that a beam AC is supported by a ball and socket joint at C and by the…

Practice Problems: 1. In the figure, a boom AC is supported by a ball-and-socket joint at Cand by the cables BE and AD. If the forces in the cables are F = 100 lb acting from B to E and P = 200 lb acting from A to D, determine the component of each force along AC.

Practice Problems: 1. In the figure, a boom AC is supported by a ball-and-socket joint at Cand by the cables BE and AD. If the forces in the cables are F = 100 lb acting from B to E and P = 200 lb acting from A to D, determine the component of each force along AC.

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ISBN:9781305952300

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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