Problems 1-4: Determine the support reactions of the members shown.1000 lb400 lb/ftA5 ft--5 ft-FIXEDCONNECTION500 lb(1)1500 lb300 lb/ft300 lb/ftA3 ft--3 ftHINGEROLLER(2)B.

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3- Compute minimum force F which barely prevent block A from sliding. Block B is connected to a rigid point by a cable. WB= 60 Ib B We WA-120 Ib WA A F $25° f=o. For all supporting surfaces
The structure shown below is a simplified tower crane. It carries a shipping crate suspended from B that has a weight of 116 kN . The main jib DCB (in green) has a weight of 17 kN concentrated in the center of the beam. This is pinned to the main body at D and is supported by a cable that is routed through pulleys at F and G and is attached to a concrete counterweight J. The main body AEFG (in yellow) is fixed to the ground at A. Various geometry: h1= 26.5 m h2= 3.9 m h3= 5.1 m l1= 12.8 m l2= 17 m l3= 4.3 mm θ= 57.6 degrees Assumptions : The main body AEFG can be considered massless. The cable CFGJ is massless. The pulleys at F and G can be considered massless, frictionless, and of negligible diameter. All bodies are considered rigid. Questions: Determine the weight of counterweight J in order for the main jib DCB to be horizontal. Determine the magnitude of the x and y components of force at pin D. Determine the reactions at fixed support A.
Problem Statement Based on Problem 5-11 from the textbook. Determine the reactions at the supports. W=430 N/m a=3.3 m b=1.5 m a W B
Force between A and B: 200lb Angle on D: 35 deg Angle on C: 50 deg
Problem Statement Based on Problem 5-11 from the textbook. Determine the reactions at the supports. W=440 N/m a=3.6 m b=2.0m a W B

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Problems 1-4: Determine the support reactions of the members shown 1000 lb 400 lb/ft A 5 ft 5 ft- FIXED CONNECTION 500 lb (1) 1500 lb 300 lb/ft 300 lb/ft A В 3 ft- 3 ft: HINGE ROLLER (2)