Q1: Convert: 1-The pressure of SN/mm? to MN/m? 2-The moment of 60N.cm to KN.m 3-The weight of 20001b to N, abso find the mass in kg and in slag.
Q1: Convert: 1-The pressure of SN/mm? to MN/m? 2-The moment of 60N.cm to KN.m 3-The weight of 20001b to N, abso find the mass in kg and in slag.
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Q1:
Convert:
1-The pressure of SN/mm? to MN/m?
2-The moment of 6000N.cm to KN.m
3-The weight of 2000/b to N, also find the mass in kg and in slag.
Q2: The force A = 50N makes an angle of 60° with the x-axis, and the force B = 20N
makes an angle of 60° with the y-axis. Find their resultant R and the direction ở with the x-
axis by two different ways.
Q3: For Fig.1, resolve Force F 150N into components along x and y-axes, also along x
and y'- axes.
Q4: The resultant of the two forces F and P shown in Fig. 2 is R = 600N, determine the
magnitude of force P and the direction 6 of the resultant R with the x-axis.
F400N
F =150N
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
400
Q5: Boom AB is held in position as shown in Fig. 3 by three cables. If the tension in cable
AC = 750N, and the tension in cable AD = 100ON, determine: (a)the tension in cable AE if
the resultant of the tensions exerted at point A of the boom must be directed along AB,
(B)the corresponding magnitude of the resultant.
Q6: For Fig. 4, determine the tension that must be developed in the cable of winch puller AB
to create a moment of 850N. m about point D. Take d = 2.5m.
65
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
Q7: For the bracket shown in Fig. 5, If the magnitude of the resultant force is to be 80lb
along the u-axis, determine the magnitude of Force F and its direction e with the x-axis.
Q8: For the angle shown in Fig. 6, if M = 80/b. in, Determine: (a)the equivalent force-couple
system at B, then replace this force-couple system by a single force R, and specify the points
on the x- and y-axes through which R must pass.
30 lb
12 in
60
50 Ib
----- ---
8 in.
90 b
45 Ib
Fig. 5
Fig. 6
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