moment (urgent)

2011-10-25 5:23 am

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ans: 23a: 1.9kN b:up, c: 2.1kN, d: down
31a: (-80N) i + (1.3x10^2 N) j, b: (80N) i + (1.3x10^2 N) j
35a: 60(degree), b: 300N
37: 0.34
41a: 211N, b: 534N, c: 320N
thanks
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for 35, the left graph is T against (y/L), and the slope is +600 the right graph is Fh against (y/L), and the slope is -300

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and 1 more question: A crate, in the form of a cube with edge lengths of 1 .2 m, contains a piece of machin ery; the center of mass of the crate and its contents is located 0.30 m above the crate's geometrical center.

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The crate rests on a ramp that makes an angle 0 with the honzontal. As 0 is increased from zero,, an angle will be reached at which the crate will either tip over or start to slide down the ramp. If the coefflcient of static friction g,, between ramp and crate is 0.60,

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(a) does the crate tip or slide and (b) at what angle 0 does this occur? If p, : 0.70, (c) does the crate tip or slide and (d) at what angle g does this occur? (Hint: At the onset of tipping, where is the normal force located?) I know how to calculate the answer, but I don't know how to present it,

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can some1 show me how to present it better?

回答 (1)

2011-10-26 1:39 am
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23. (a) Let F be the force exerted by the triceps muscle.Take moment about the humerus,15g x 35cos(30) = F x 2.5cos(30) + 2g x 15cos(30)where g is the acceleration due to gravityi.e. F = 1942 N = 1.942 kN(b) It is already given in the question that the force is vertically upward( c) For vertical equilibrium, 15g + 1942 = 2g + F’where F’ is the force given by the hermerushence, F’ = 2070 N = 2.1 kN(d) It is clear that F’ must be downward for equilibrium to be maintained. 31. For vertical equilibrium, the y-component of the force on each hinge= 27g/2 N = 132 NThe coordinate of the centre of mass of the door is at (0.455 m, 1.05 m)Take moment about the lower hinge,27g x 0.455 = (Fx).(0.9 – 0.3 – 0.3)where Fx is the force along the x-axis at the upper hinge and ((0.9 – 0.3 – 0.3) m is the distance from the lower hinge.i.e. Fx = 80 N in the –x direction in order to provide a counterclockwise momentFor equilibrium in the horizontal direction, the horizontal force at the lower hinge must be at the +x direction. Therefore the two forces are (-80)i + (132)j N and (80i + 132j) N 35. Sorry, the graphs are not clear, can’t help 37. Let F be the reaction at the roller, which makes an angle of 20 degrees with the horizontalLet R be the normal reaction at the bottom of the plankHence, frictional force = uR, where u is the coefficient of frictionFor horizontal equilibrium: F.cos(20) = uR ------------- (1)for vertical equilibrium: 445 = R + F.sin(20) -------------- (2)Take moment about the bottom of the plank,445 x 3.05cos(70) = F.(3.05/sin(70))hence, F = 143 NFrom (2), R = 396.1 NHence, from (1) u = 143.cos(20)/396.1 = 0.34

2011-10-25 17:42:12 補充:
41. The angle at which the ladder makes with the ground = arc-cos(0.762/2.44) = 71.8 degrees
Consider the right hand portion of the ladder, take moment about the top of ladder

2011-10-25 17:43:01 補充:
R.(2.44cos(71.8)) = F.(2.44/2).sin(71.8) ------------ (1)
Where R is the normal reaction on the right foot of the ladder
F is the tension in the tie-rod

Consider the left hand portion of the ladder, take moment about the top of ladder

2011-10-25 17:43:30 補充:
854 x (2.44-1.8).cos(71.8) + F.(2.44/2).sin(71.8) = R’(2.44cos(71.8))
where R’ is the normal reaction at the left foot of the ladder
But for vertical equilibrium, R + R’ = 854 --------- (3)
Hence, 854 x (2.44-1.8).cos(71.8) + F.(2.44/2).sin(71.8) = (854 – R) x (2.44cos(71.8)) ----- (2)

2011-10-25 17:43:39 補充:
Solving (1) and (2) for R and F gives F = 211 N, and R = 320 N
Hence from (3) R’ = 534 N

2011-10-25 20:46:06 補充:
Because of words limit here...Q41 is given in "opinion (意見) section"


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