(Typological Studies in Language 66) Maya Hickmann (Ed.), Stéphane Robert (Ed.) - Space in Languages - Linguistic Systems and Cognitive Categories-John Benjamins Publishing Company (2006)
1. Given: A stalled automobile is being pulled by the two forces shown.
If the resultant pull is to be
130 lb. in the x-direction, determine the magnitude and direction of the force , if F = 80 lb.
Required: magnitude and direction Solution:
2. Given: Four forces act on a small airplane in flight: its weight (25 kN), the thrust provided by the engine (10 kN), the lift provided by the wings (24 kN), and the drag resulting from its motion through the air (1 kN). Determine the resultant of the four forces and its line of action with respect to the axis of the plane.
Required: resultant forces and line of action Solution:
3. Given: A homogeneous cylinder is subjected to the three forces shown ( and ). If the resultant of the three forces is zero, determine the magnitude of and the angle of the surface to which is normal.
Required: magnitude and angle of the surface
Solution:
4. Given: Two flower pots are supported with wires as shown. If = 6, the tension force has a magnitude of 13 lb, and the tension force has a magnitude of 9 lb, determine the magnitude and orientation of the resultant of the forces and .
Required: magnitude and orientation of the resultant of the forces T1 and T2
Solution:
5. Given: An automobile stuck in a muddy field is being moved by using a cable fastened to a tree as shown. When a 500-N sideways force is applied to the cable, the cable is pulled = 5 to the side. For this position, determine the x- and y- components of the cable force being applied to the automobile.
Required: x and y components Solution:
6. Given: In order to hold a 160-kg crate in a stationary position, a worker exerts a force at an angle on a rope as shown. Determine the force exerted by the worker when = 22.
(Typological Studies in Language 66) Maya Hickmann (Ed.), Stéphane Robert (Ed.) - Space in Languages - Linguistic Systems and Cognitive Categories-John Benjamins Publishing Company (2006)