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In the analysis of rigid bodies the force system shown is: a. /

in static equilibrium.

b.

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4. The two cables shown carry a 100 N vertical load.

Niost nearly, what is the tension in cable AB? (A) 40 N

(B) 50 N (C) 60 N (D) 80 N

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B

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9. A box has uniform density and a total weight of 600 N. It is suspende d by three equal-len gth cables, AE, BE, and CE, as shown. Point E is 0.5 m directly above the center of the box 's top surface. What is the tension in cable CE? E \3 ,,,

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of 2. A box has unifo rm densi ty and a total weig ht

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4- 74. The refrigerator has a we igh t of 200 lb and a center of gravity at G. Determine the force P required to move it. Will the refrigerator tip or slip? Ta ke µ, = 0.4 5 .

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Problems 2 and 3 refer to the following illustration.

F.

/

pulley with 35 cm diameter

--~ 0 = 60° ~ /, µ = 0.90

C'-/7 {tA\-- '>

XI

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r,-:--gsl.re;

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3. A rope is wrapped over a 6 cm diameter pipe tr J support a bucket of tools being lowered. The coefficient of static friction between the rope and the pipe is 0.20. The combined mass of the bucket and tools is 100 kg.

bucket 100 kg

What is most nearly the range of force that can b,· applied to the free end of the rope such that the bucket remains stationary?

(A) 560 N to 1360 N (B) 670 N to 1440 N (C) 720 N to 1360 N (D) 720 N to 1510 N

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The system shown is at rest and has values of coefficient of friction shown. A flexible cord connects the two weights. The maximum weight that can be supported without upsetting the equilibrium of the system is:

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10.0 pounds

C.

16.0 pounds..

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20.8 pounds.

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10. A disk-shaped body with a 4 cm radius has a 320 N force acting through the center at an unknown angle 0, and two 40 N loads acting as a couple, as shown. All of these forces are removed and replaced by a single 320 N force at point B, parallel to the original 320 N force .

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f;:-ZoD( }) ,J '> The 500 newton crate is initially at rest and the N 200 coefficient The applied. 200 newton force is then 1 4 ..---......._-----. of friction is O. 2 between the crate and the floor. / 3 VJ the (Assume applied: is load N After the 200 F; .- z '""o( block can not tip). 500 N

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a.

the crate will slide to the right.

b. _

the frictional force will be 100 N.

c. _

the frictional force will be 132 N.

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d. ~ the frictional force will be 120 N.

e. _

the frictional force will be 140 N.

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1 • .\ :2 kg block rests on a 34 ° incline.

If the coefficient of static friction is 0.2, approximately hoK much additional force, F, must be applied to keep the block fron1 sliding down the incline? ,,,, ., , . , . N (A) I • {

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(B) 8.8 N

(C) 9.1 N

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3. Most nearly, what is the area moment of inertia about the x-axis for the area shown?

Y,..

7 cm

F . - - - --

.. IE

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X

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(C) 510 cm4 (D) 1000 cm4

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Ji- a.nd y--coordi1rn.t,r~s of' I]' I(• wha t are the rly 1 C • 7 • M O,:,"'t ne·'l, • ' C ·w area :-ihow 11 ?· t 1or lme er met peri tlie of l · cen t roH

x

I,

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IE

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,--

C

cm J31 -

(!)

5.0c m B

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I

(A) 1.0 cm; 3.8 cm (B) 1.0 cm; 4.0 cm

(C) 2.3 cm; 4.4 cm (D) 2.3 cm; 4.8 cm

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12. If w = 5 in., find the moment of inertia about the z axis . The centroid of the section is located 2.583 in. from the bottom of the beam.

.-:

0.5 in.

- -

?

a. 8.71 in.4 b. 11.1 in.4 C. 9.46 in. 4 d. 12.3 in.4 e. 10.7 in. 4

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rol !er and a pinned support. The moment is removed a.11d replaced by a couple consisting of forces applied at points A and C.

z:.

r--\:!>==-2.(= r=-(o. b) +

i

100 Nim

1100 N 2

Ar

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·(7' i i i i i C ~ 1

/, Z-- F

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-

= 7,

I::,,

,0_ _ _ _, ~ ,

0.1 m

0.5 m

0,2 m

0.4 m

What is the magnitude of the forces that constitute the couple?

(A) 2.1 N

~

(B) 4.2 N (C) 6.3 N (D) 8.3 N

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1. \Yh .1t arl" the approxi1n ate vertical reactions at the

0nds of the structure shown?

0

-::

1000 N

30 m

lb:: 1O

m

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,

,

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,A) RA= 120 N; RB= 630 N - ' 7 (B) RA= 160 N;

RB= 840 N

(C) RA = 630 N; RB= 120 N (D) RA=840 N; RB=l60 N

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4 0 12:c

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2. \\ nat is most nearly the fixed-end moment at point

A v..hen a 15 N load is applied? L=3m

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r""")

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(ls-.J)(/, -.,)(?M)

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~~

(SM),_

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11. The on~rhanging l1E'nm shown is s11pportcd hy a roller and a pinnC'd support. T he' momc'nt is removed and replaced li)· a coupk rnn:sis t ing of forces applied at point s A a nd C.

Iroo

210 N/m

N

8.3 N·m ~

·1

t~ 1B

J_

_ )

0.2 m

0.7 m

0.4m

j ! I~ 0.5 m

1

\\·h:1t i:- m nst ncarl~· the magnitud e of the couple that t'X:1 c t i:·

n'pla,es the moment that is removed?

\ ..\ 1 0.0~0 I\ -m

\Bl 0.16 ;\ ·111 (C) 8.3 :\'-m

L

(D ) 15 ?\·rn

1 2. \\ l1ich structure is statically determina te and :-1i1ble \Yith t he loadings shown? /

,,-. D t.-e

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~

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3. For the beam shown, the fixed-end moment at point A cannot exceed 2 N·m. L::c..

.

2m

1'

/

A

B

/

1/,

What is most nearly the maximum load that can be applied to the beam? (A) 1.8 N (B) 2.0 N (C) 3.6 N -y

(D) 7.1 N

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(,

/I

J

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3. Thr,, lrJa.

½

0.5 m

i -

I0

Dy -·

O

-

...

~

~

0.2 m

L/

//9 , I

0

-

2. ,

0

I

0.4 m

T

Z

~~

f-

..lie'/

Dy

0

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,-,_

Th~ distributed loading shown is statically equivalent to a single downward load of: a.

1.2 kN at 4 m to the right of

8 0 N/ m

!ITTfmTTllTTT7ntfR++++-W-illJW

f "" ~

A. b.

3.6 kN at 3.4 m to the right of

A. C.

3.6 kN at 3.8 m to the right of

a;------;-----18

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3m t,... ,--..

---J I

/~

A. d. /

3.0 kN at 3.6 m to the right of A.

e. -

3.0 kN at 3.4 m to the right of A.

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For thf' c~lntilt_'.1,-cr t.ru~~ shuw n, what. h-1 llH>Ht uear ly thl' f\wcc in nH.' tnht' r AF? ~

5m

\J..

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+ /Jy (~)

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C,:)

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F

D

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u) -+ £ y

C/ {, o)

r

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k..

=- - b o ( s-o) - :r::T ( s-o) + _j._

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The forces in members PB-and GH in Exhibit 13,5 are a. FB = 2.5 kN tensile, GH = 11.66 kN tensile b. FB = zero kN tensile, GH == 11.66 kN tensile c. FB = zero kN tensile, GH = 11.66 kN compressive d. FB = zero kN tensile, GH = 10.00 kN tensile

6m

6m

L

1

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IL (10) ~

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The pin connected truss supports a mass of 100 kilograms as shown. The load carried by member~ BE is: a.

1770 newtons compressive.

b.

1770 newtons tensile.

c. _

180 newtons compressive.

d.

180 newtons tensile.

e.

1. 77 MN compressive.

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Deflection of Trusses by Vi:r1ual W-ork Use the method of virtual work to determine the horizontal deflection at C. The cross-sectional area of each member is indicated in the figure . Assume the members are all pin connected at their end points. The modulus of elasticity, E, is 29,000 ksi.

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4. The truss shown is constructed of members having a modulus of elasticity of 200 GPa. The cross-sectional area of each member is 5 cm2. 3m

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What is most nearly the horizontal displacement of the roller at location 5 due to the applied load? (A) 0.1 cm (B) 4.2 cm (C) 6.0 cm (D) 8.5 cm

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The hydrostatic force on the concrete darn per foot of width is:

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For the beam shown below, what is most nearly the vertical deflection E midspan? The beam is comprised of normal-weight concrete (E = 4000 and has a moment of inertia of 1000 in 4 . A. B. C. D.

0.01 inches (downward) 2.58 inches (downward) 4.93 inches (downward) ~ 12.68 inches (downward)

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For the beam shown below, what is most nearly the largest magnitude of bending moment due to the applied loads? A. 0 ft-kip B. 49 ft-kip C. 72 ft-kip 20 kip 4 kip/ft. 6 ki p/ft. D. 108 ft-kip

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For the plane truss shown below, what is most nearly the axial force in member CG? A. B. C. D.

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For the plane truss shown below, what is most nearly the horizontal deflection at joint B? All of the members in rruss are of mild carbon steel (E = 29000 ksi) and have a cross-sectional area of 2.0 in 2 . B -,---- - 60 kip A. Oinches B. 0.97 inches (to the right) 20' C. 1.46 inches (to the right) D. 2.61 inches (to the right)

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A floor system for use in an office building utilizes 45-foot-long floor beams spaced at 9 feet. The floor will be subjected to a service dead load of 50 psf and a unreduced service live load of 80 psf. Using LRFD load combinations, what is most nearly the maximum factored bending moment on a given floor beam? A. 126 ft-kip B. 363 ft-kip ~~ El (I) . • • [ill] C. 428 ft-kip D. 800 ft-kip Pen Selectio n

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Determine the magnitude of the ground reactions at point A on the following beams.

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