This document contains instructions for 5 problems to be solved for engineering mechanics homework. Problem 1 involves determining contact forces on a smooth sphere resting on two inclined planes. Problem 2 involves calculating tension in a pull-tab for a can when a force is applied. Problem 3 involves calculating reactions on a beam when a force is applied and determining the force needed for zero reaction. Problems 4 and 5 involve calculating all reactions at supports on two different beam setups.
This document contains instructions for 5 problems to be solved for engineering mechanics homework. Problem 1 involves determining contact forces on a smooth sphere resting on two inclined planes. Problem 2 involves calculating tension in a pull-tab for a can when a force is applied. Problem 3 involves calculating reactions on a beam when a force is applied and determining the force needed for zero reaction. Problems 4 and 5 involve calculating all reactions at supports on two different beam setups.
This document contains instructions for 5 problems to be solved for engineering mechanics homework. Problem 1 involves determining contact forces on a smooth sphere resting on two inclined planes. Problem 2 involves calculating tension in a pull-tab for a can when a force is applied. Problem 3 involves calculating reactions on a beam when a force is applied and determining the force needed for zero reaction. Problems 4 and 5 involve calculating all reactions at supports on two different beam setups.
Problem 1 The 40-kN homogeneous smooth sphere rests on the two inclines as shown. Determine the contact forces at A dan B.
Problem 2 The device shown is designed to aid in the removal of pull-tab tops from cans. If the user exerts a 40-N force at A, determine the tension T in the portion BC of the pull-tab.
Problem 3 (a) Determine the reactions at A and E if P =500 N. (b) What is the value of P which produces zero reaction at E?
Problem 4 Determine all the reactions at supports A, C, and E.
Problem 5 Determine all the reactions at supports A and E.
1 m 4 m 3 m 2 m 30 kN A B C D E 1 m 1 m 20 kN B A 15 kN 3 m C D 3 m 2 m E 2 m 2 m 3 m 20 kN 15kN-m