Swing Set: v v v 19 b c d 10in 27in 16in 27in Ra ? w (lb/in) VV e f top bar 10 in Rf 个 2001b 20016 weight of adult sitting Rin T > t = 0.25 in goin Given: • • Swing Set made of steel rated to load capacity of 440 lbs Top bar is treated as a static problem total length = 90 in Louter diameter = 2 in wall thickness = 0.25 in • The 2 people on the swing are not moving just sitting. ↳ each weigh 200 lb • Supports on either side (1) provide only upward reaction force • Self- - weight of the steel beam is a constant weight per unit volume ↳ y = 0.25 16/in³ , хз X4 4 Χς ·w=0.3436b/in cut 1 Cut 2 cut 3 cut'y cuts 100lb Ra = 215 16 1001b 10016 100 lb Re NS I Cut 1 (0 < x < 10 in) ↑ {wx, 215.416 1) M(x1) (Vx₁) Cut 2 (0 2x2 427 in) w(10+82) b a ↑ ↓ 215-41b 1001b +10+ in ·27 in JM(x2) √(x2) > x2 cut 3 (0 < x 34 16 in) 54(x3+37) a b ↓ c 100 16 215-416 1001b Ho+27+ > x3 ↓5 M(x(3) V(23) Cut 5 (0 < x <27in) SW (R 5+ 10) Cut 4 (0 < x < 10 in) (wxy ные v(x4) хи '215.4 lb مرد M(x5) √(25) Exs 10016 10 215.416 in

Swing Set: v v v 19 b c d 10in 27in 16in 27in Ra ? w (lb/in) VV e f top bar 10 in Rf 个 2001b 20016 weight of adult sitting Rin T > t = 0.25 in goin Given: • • Swing Set made of steel rated to load capacity of 440 lbs Top bar is treated as a static problem total length = 90 in Louter diameter = 2 in wall thickness = 0.25 in • The 2 people on the swing are not moving just sitting. ↳ each weigh 200 lb • Supports on either side (1) provide only upward reaction force • Self- - weight of the steel beam is a constant weight per unit volume ↳ y = 0.25 16/in³ , хз X4 4 Χς ·w=0.3436b/in cut 1 Cut 2 cut 3 cut'y cuts 100lb Ra = 215 16 1001b 10016 100 lb Re NS I Cut 1 (0 < x < 10 in) ↑ {wx, 215.416 1) M(x1) (Vx₁) Cut 2 (0 2x2 427 in) w(10+82) b a ↑ ↓ 215-41b 1001b +10+ in ·27 in JM(x2) √(x2) > x2 cut 3 (0 < x 34 16 in) 54(x3+37) a b ↓ c 100 16 215-416 1001b Ho+27+ > x3 ↓5 M(x(3) V(23) Cut 5 (0 < x <27in) SW (R 5+ 10) Cut 4 (0 < x < 10 in) (wxy ные v(x4) хи '215.4 lb مرد M(x5) √(25) Exs 10016 10 215.416 in

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