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Q1: Two forces act on the hook shown in figure. Determine the magnitude and direction of the resultant using Parallelogram Law. 600 N (Ans. R=910.241 N, angle=50.328* with horizontal) 50 400 N 20

Q1: Two forces act on the hook shown in figure. Determine the magnitude and direction of the resultant using Parallelogram Law. 600 N (Ans. R=910.241 N, angle=50.328* with horizontal) 50 400 N 20

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. . .- العهبه۱قحم المدني ) « University of Babylon College of Engineering Engineering Mechanics I Dept, of Civil Eng. Homework 1 Q1: Two forces act on the hook shown in figure. Determine the magnitude and direction of the 600 N resultant using Parallelogram Law. (Ans. R=910.241 N, angle=50.328° horizontal) with 50° 400 N 20° Q2: Determine the moment of the (50 N) force 50 N shown in figure with respect to: 30° 1-Point A, 2-Point O (Ans. Ma=50 N.m c.w., Mo=25 N.m c.c.w) 60° Q3: Replace the force and couple system 400 N shown in figure by an equivalent force and couple moment acting at: 1-Point A, 2-Point B 3 m 2 m 1.5 m- (Ans. MA=465 N.m c.c.w., Mp=575 N.m c.w) 150 N 150 N إضافة وصف. . .
Transcribed Image Text:. . .- العهبه۱قحم المدني ) « University of Babylon College of Engineering Engineering Mechanics I Dept, of Civil Eng. Homework 1 Q1: Two forces act on the hook shown in figure. Determine the magnitude and direction of the 600 N resultant using Parallelogram Law. (Ans. R=910.241 N, angle=50.328° horizontal) with 50° 400 N 20° Q2: Determine the moment of the (50 N) force 50 N shown in figure with respect to: 30° 1-Point A, 2-Point O (Ans. Ma=50 N.m c.w., Mo=25 N.m c.c.w) 60° Q3: Replace the force and couple system 400 N shown in figure by an equivalent force and couple moment acting at: 1-Point A, 2-Point B 3 m 2 m 1.5 m- (Ans. MA=465 N.m c.c.w., Mp=575 N.m c.w) 150 N 150 N إضافة وصف. . .
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