PEARSON ETEXT ENGINEERING MECH & STATS
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Compute the work done by the indicated force when the disk undergoes the specified displacement S=3m.
(assume the unstressed position is at X = 1.2 m)
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2.5m
S = 3m
K = 120 N/m
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W
6 ft
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-4 ft
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Determine the normal force at point b using
method of section if w = 52.1lb/ft
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