Problem1 The rigid body shown below (Fig 1) is subjected to four cable forces applied at different points A, B, and C. (a) Determine an equivalent system consisting of a Force-Couple system at point O. (b) Determine an equivalent force system consisting of a Single Force and specify the y-coordinate of the point where its line of action intersects the y-axis. (c) Show the resultant force in a separate graph. Un assemblage soudé est une structure (un corps rigide) construite en soudant un assemblage de pièces ensemble. L'assemblage soudé illustré ci-dessous (Fig. 1) est soumis à quatre forces de câble. (a) Déterminer un système équivalent consistant en un système Force-Couple au point O (b) Déterminer un système équivalent constitué d'une Force Unique et spécifiez la coordonnée y du point où sa ligne d'action coupe l'axe y. (c) Afficher la force résultante dans un graphique séparé Fig.1 0.5kN 0.4kN 0.6kN 45⁰ B 1.2m 0.3kN 0.3m 0.9m 0.8m x 1

Problem1 The rigid body shown below (Fig 1) is subjected to four cable forces applied at different points A, B, and C. (a) Determine an equivalent system consisting of a Force-Couple system at point O. (b) Determine an equivalent force system consisting of a Single Force and specify the y-coordinate of the point where its line of action intersects the y-axis. (c) Show the resultant force in a separate graph. Un assemblage soudé est une structure (un corps rigide) construite en soudant un assemblage de pièces ensemble. L'assemblage soudé illustré ci-dessous (Fig. 1) est soumis à quatre forces de câble. (a) Déterminer un système équivalent consistant en un système Force-Couple au point O (b) Déterminer un système équivalent constitué d'une Force Unique et spécifiez la coordonnée y du point où sa ligne d'action coupe l'axe y. (c) Afficher la force résultante dans un graphique séparé Fig.1 0.5kN 0.4kN 0.6kN 45⁰ B 1.2m 0.3kN 0.3m 0.9m 0.8m x 1

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