Problems 7.42 and 7.43The driveway gate is hinged at its right end and can swing freely in the horizontal planeThe gate is pushed open by the force P that always acts perpendicular to the plane of thegate at point A. which is a horizontal distance d from the gate hinge. The weight of thegate is W = 215 lb, and its mass center is at G, which is a distance w/2 from each endof the gate, where w = 16 ft. Assume that the gate is initially at rest, and model the gateas a uniform thin bar as shown below the photo.hinge line/2Problem 7.42i Given that a force of Pgate (i.e., d = w/2), determine the reactions at the hinge O after the force P has heencontinuously applied for 2 s.20 lb is applied at the center of mass of theProblem 7.43 Given that a

Given:gate weight, W = 215 lbloap, P = 18.5 lbConsider the free-body diagram given below:…

Problems 7.42 and 7.43 The driveway gate is hinged at its right end and can swing freely The gate is pushed open by the force P that always acts perpendi gate at point A. which is a horizontal distance d from the gate h 215 lb, and its mass center is at G, which is a distas 16 ft. Assume that the gate is initially at hinge line gate is W %3D of the gate, where w = as a uniform thin bar as shown below thn

Problems 7.42 and 7.43 The driveway gate is hinged at its right end and can swing freely The gate is pushed open by the force P that always acts perpendi gate at point A. which is a horizontal distance d from the gate h 215 lb, and its mass center is at G, which is a distas 16 ft. Assume that the gate is initially at hinge line gate is W %3D of the gate, where w = as a uniform thin bar as shown below thn

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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