Problem 3) In Figure 1.3 below we see two ropes pulling on an eyebolt. We desire for the resultant of the two forces to act purely in the x-direction (i.e. no y-component) with a magnitude of 20 kN. What should the magnitude of the tension T be in the top rope? Also, at what angle, 0 must we pull the rope? Note that sketch may not be exactly to scale. 8 kN Figure 1.3: Eyebolt and ropes corresponding to Problem 3.

Problem 3) In Figure 1.3 below we see two ropes pulling on an eyebolt. We desire for the resultant of the two forces to act purely in the x-direction (i.e. no y-component) with a magnitude of 20 kN. What should the magnitude of the tension T be in the top rope? Also, at what angle, 0 must we pull the rope? Note that sketch may not be exactly to scale. 8 kN Figure 1.3: Eyebolt and ropes corresponding to Problem 3.

Mechanics of Materials (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter1: Tension, Compression, And Shear

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