Two smooth spheres (each having weight W= 10 kN and radius r= 0.6 meters) rest in a thin‐ walled circular cylinder (weight Q, radius R = 4r/3) as shown in Figure. Find the magnitude of Q required to prevent the cylinder from falling over.

Two smooth spheres (each having weight W= 10 kN and radius r= 0.6 meters) rest in a thin‐ walled circular cylinder (weight Q, radius R = 4r/3) as shown in Figure. Find the magnitude of Q required to prevent the cylinder from falling over.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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