Solve for the magnitude of the vertical and horizontal forces on each joint using all the possible methods.

Q: Q.4) Determine the maximum mass m of cylinder for which the system shown below is in Static…

A: Given that, Mass of block = 50 Kg Static friction between block and plane = 0.15 Static friction…

Q: pitch, the torque required for achieving the tightening force is

A: Given data; tightening force=2200 N Pitch=0.004 m

Q: Extract the force analysis from the drawing

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Q: Figure In the figure shown, a bar ABC with negligible mass carries a 20 kN load and is supported by…

A: the allowable shear stress of the pin  in not given to get the diameter of the pin.please  put the…

Q: G E -400 N 3 m -- 4 m - 4 m 4 m- 1200 N

A: Applying the Equilibrium condition ∑nFX=0 RAX-400=0 RAX=400 N ∑nFY=0 RAY+RD-1200=0 RAY+RD=1200…

Q: pulling on it. Find the tensile force, the thread stripping strength for the needed length of…

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Q: 2 m A G 1 m B F Д 2 m E 1 m D

A: Find all the forces in each member of the truss.P1 = 4 kN

Q: Two horizontal metal plates each 30 mm thick are assembled by means of M25 bolt, a nut and washer.…

A: Sectional front view of plates with bolt, nut and washer.

Q: Problem: Using the method of joints, find all forces on each member and indicate if tension or…

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Q: Choose TWO (2) fit-up techniques that are required for preventing the excessive distortion occurred…

A: Solution: Two fit-up techniques that are required for preventing the excessive distortion occurred…

Q: ghtening force of 2200 N. If the bolt used has metric threads of 4 mm pitch, the torque requi

A: given:tightening force =2200NPitch=4mm

Q: Which force member is equal to zero?

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Q: The length AB for the lug wrench shown below is 12 inches. What is the maximum force (F) that one…

A: Given data:find:The maximum force

Q: 8. For the plane truss loaded as shown below, use the method of joints to calculate the force in…

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Q: Part C: For three elements (of your choosing), use either the Method of Joints or the Method of…

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Q: Q3/ Draw 1:2 Scale, the top view and sectional front view of a double riveted lap joint with a chain…

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Q: 1/2-inch thick steel bar is welded to the vertical support A) Calculate the allowable load if the…

A: Given data as per the question h = 3/16 = 4.7625 mm d =4'' = 101.6 mm L =12''=304.8 mm

Q: If I have a singular roller joint, in which total different directions can it provide a force in?

A: A roller joint typically refers to a joint or connection that allows rotation about a single axis.…

Q: Given the image below, what is the correct force diagram that shows the reactions of the supports

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Q: FIND THE FORCES IN JOINT A

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Q: Draw 1:2 Scale, the top view and sectional front view of a double riveted lap joint with a chain…

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Q: same external tension load. Which pin has the lower shear stress?   O a. The solid pin on the…

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Q: What is the Reaction Force induced in the following system at point A, if? Wo = 7 kN/m P =28kN L =11…

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Q: Two gas struts with a extended length of 26", compressed length of 16" and a stroke of 10" with a…

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Q: 600 lbs 240 Ibs E 16 B F

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Q: Problem 4 The shown bent tube is connected to a guide at A and rests on a roller support at B. It is…

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Q: E2 ft+l ft IC |B D 100 lb/ft 3 ft 4 ft

A: A free body diagram is a diagrammatic representation of all the forces acting on the system…

Q: Determine the frictional force acting between the 300-g box and the ground if P is measured in…

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Q: 4000 N 30% y A В Lーーズ 3 m E D 4 m 4 m 500 N

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Q: 3. A bronze bar having a cross-sectional, area of 200 mm? carries the axial loads shown in the…

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Q: Draw force diagram Normal force = N[0.6j + 0.8k] mass of object in point A: 81 kg 1.5m 1.5m X B 2m…

A: Given that: Mass of the object is 81 kg The object is suspended on a surface by two cables AB and…

Q: Consider the structure shown in Figure 1. A 1-meter long bar (L = 1 m) of constant cross-sectional…

A: Since part B is asked, we will answer only that part. Consider the diagram shown below for the bars…