Analytical Mechanics for Engineers
Analytical Mechanics for Engineers
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L ft. The points B, E, and F are on the same vertical line. What force P is required to cause a pressure of 2000 lb. Between the jaws of the press?
50 lb.
FIG. 124.
FIG. 125.
106. Forces act along the sides of the polygon shown in Fig. 125. The forces are proportional to the lengths of the corresponding sides. If the areas of the two loops are equal, show that the system of forces is in equilibrium.
107. A body weighing 80 lb. Is suspended by two strings of lengths 5 ft. And 12 ft. , the upper ...ends of which are attached to a horizontal plane, the dis- tance between the two points of attachment being 13 ft. Find the tensions in the strings. Ans. 30. 8 lb; 73. 8 lb.
108. A beam 8 ft. Long rests on two horizontal supports and is loaded as shown in Fig. 126. If the weights of the beams are neglected, find the reac- tions RI and R 2 at the points of support.
8000 lb.
1000 lb.
1 1 i i 1 1 P n II T ill i Til , 0 c 3 U O 1 1 1 Till i i ~\ RI 1 R, 500 lb.
100 lb. Per ft.
f > ^^^^^ [ - 1 ' k R.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L ft. The points B, E, and F are on the same vertical line. What force P is required to cause a pressure of 2000 lb. Between the jaws of the press?
50 lb.
FIG. 124.
FIG. 125.
106. Forces act along the sides of the polygon shown in Fig. 125. The forces are proportional to the lengths of the corresponding sides. If the areas of the two loops are equal, show that the system of forces is in equilibrium.
107. A body weighing 80 lb. Is suspended by two strings of lengths 5 ft. And 12 ft. , the upper ...ends of which are attached to a horizontal plane, the dis- tance between the two points of attachment being 13 ft. Find the tensions in the strings. Ans. 30. 8 lb; 73. 8 lb.
108. A beam 8 ft. Long rests on two horizontal supports and is loaded as shown in Fig. 126. If the weights of the beams are neglected, find the reac- tions RI and R 2 at the points of support.
8000 lb.
1000 lb.
1 1 i i 1 1 P n II T ill i Til , 0 c 3 U O 1 1 1 Till i i ~\ RI 1 R, 500 lb.
100 lb. Per ft.
f > ^^^^^ [ - 1 ' k R.
What to read after Analytical Mechanics for Engineers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fred B Seely to read onlineMoreLess
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