ENGINEERING FUNDAMENTALS
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Chapter 18, Problem 3P
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Problem 3
For the system of forces shown to the
right, complete the following:
a) Represent force F1 in Cartesian
notation
b) Represent force F₁ in scalar notation
(use cylindrical coordinate directions
0 and y)
c) Represent force F₂ in Cartesian
notation
d) Determine the magnitude of the
resultant of the forces
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120%
60°
F₂ =
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= 400 N
45°
35⁰
25°
F₁ = 250 N
Section A
1. We're considering a rigid body in two dimensions (2D, not 3D). How many (linearly independent)
equations of equilibrium can we write?
a) 2
b) 3
c) 4
d) 6
= 200 X
The equation of ellipse passing through (0, 8), center at origin, latus rectum three times the distance from center to focus is (x²/A)+(y²/B)=1
a. What is the value of A?
b. What is the value of B?
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