PreLab Equilibrium questions: 1) In Figure1 in manual F1 = 185.0gm-wt, F2 = 205gm-wt, 01 = 35.0 degrees and 02=56.0 degrees. a) Determine magnitude and direction of F3. %3D

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PreLab Equilibrium questions:
1) In Figure1 in manual
F1 = 185.0gm-wt, F2 = 205gm-wt, 01= 35.0 degrees and 02= 56.0 degrees.
a) Determine magnitude and direction of F3.
%3D
9. avd2) In figures 3 and 4, AM = 14.4cm, F2 = 165gm-wt and 02= 56.0 degrees.
Calculate Torque of F2 about the point A and sense of rotation.
3) In figures 3 and 4, AN = 13.4cm, F3 = 75gm-wt and 03 = 79.0 degrees.
Çalculate Torque of F3 about the point A and sense of rotation.
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Transcribed Image Text:PreLab Equilibrium questions: 1) In Figure1 in manual F1 = 185.0gm-wt, F2 = 205gm-wt, 01= 35.0 degrees and 02= 56.0 degrees. a) Determine magnitude and direction of F3. %3D 9. avd2) In figures 3 and 4, AM = 14.4cm, F2 = 165gm-wt and 02= 56.0 degrees. Calculate Torque of F2 about the point A and sense of rotation. 3) In figures 3 and 4, AN = 13.4cm, F3 = 75gm-wt and 03 = 79.0 degrees. Çalculate Torque of F3 about the point A and sense of rotation. qushen
(b) Equilibrium of an extended object:
F2
B
02
M 63
F3
Fig. 3
5. Arrange the strings and weights as shown in Fig. 3 attaching a sheet of
paper on the board. Using the mirror strip, mark the lines of action of
forces F1, F2 and F3, and the corners of the plastic strip (for finding
the central axis AB).
F1
Calculation of torques:
01
F2
Torque
= force x lever arm
Lever arms:
P2
N.
Length AP1
02
= AT sin 01 = d1 sin 61
м ез
P4
Length AP2
P3
= AM sin 02 = d2 sin 02
F3
Length AP3
= AN sin 03 = d3 sin 03
Length AP4---
Fig. 4
= AS sin 03 = d4 sin 03
tion of the forces FT, F2
Transcribed Image Text:(b) Equilibrium of an extended object: F2 B 02 M 63 F3 Fig. 3 5. Arrange the strings and weights as shown in Fig. 3 attaching a sheet of paper on the board. Using the mirror strip, mark the lines of action of forces F1, F2 and F3, and the corners of the plastic strip (for finding the central axis AB). F1 Calculation of torques: 01 F2 Torque = force x lever arm Lever arms: P2 N. Length AP1 02 = AT sin 01 = d1 sin 61 м ез P4 Length AP2 P3 = AM sin 02 = d2 sin 02 F3 Length AP3 = AN sin 03 = d3 sin 03 Length AP4--- Fig. 4 = AS sin 03 = d4 sin 03 tion of the forces FT, F2
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