This document provides solutions to 10 practice problems involving determining force components. The problems involve calculating components of forces in different directions, as well as combining multiple forces into a single resultant force. The solutions include determining magnitudes of force components and angles between forces or components.
This document provides solutions to 10 practice problems involving determining force components. The problems involve calculating components of forces in different directions, as well as combining multiple forces into a single resultant force. The solutions include determining magnitudes of force components and angles between forces or components.
This document provides solutions to 10 practice problems involving determining force components. The problems involve calculating components of forces in different directions, as well as combining multiple forces into a single resultant force. The solutions include determining magnitudes of force components and angles between forces or components.
bracket as shown. Determine the magnitudes of the components of F in a) the x and y directions, b) the u and v directions, and c) u and y directions. Ans. a) Fx = 433.0 N, Fy = 250.0 N b) Fu = 321.4 N, Fv = 383.0 N c) Fu = 460.8 N, Fy = 407.6 N
102. A force F = 10 N acts on the bracket of a
structural member to which it is attached. Calculate the components of P which are normal and tangent to the line OA. Ans. Pn = 6.836 N, Pt = 7.298 N
103. A hydraulic cylinder BC exerts a force of 50
kN in the direction of its shaft against the load that it is hoisting. Determine the components Fn and Ft normal and tangent to AB for the position Ɵ = 300. Ans. Fn = 28.15 kN, Ft = 41.32 kN
104. The boom AB is raised from the position
shown using a cable. The tension T in the cable is 12 kN. Determine a) the horizontal and vertical components of T and b) the components of T which are normal and tangent to the boom. Ans. a) Th = 8.65 kN, Tv = 8.32 kN b) Tn = 3.33 kN, Tt = 11.53 kN
105. Determine the resultant R (magnitude and
direction) of the two forces shown by a) applying the parallelogram law and b) summing scalar components. Ans. R = 9.165 kN, Ɵ = 70.80 106. The screw eye in figure is subjected to two forces. Determine the magnitude and direction of the resultant force by a) parallelogram law and b) summing scalar components. Ans. R = 213.0 N, Ɵ = 35.20
107. The boat is to be pulled onto the shore
using two ropes. Determine the magnitude of the forces T and P acting in each rope in order to develop an resultant force of 360 N directed along the keel a-a shown. Ans. T = 246.2 N, P = 191.6 N
108. Two horses on opposite banks of a canal
pull a barge moving parallel to the banks by means of two horizontal ropes. The tension in these ropes are 900 N and 1200 N while the angle between them is 600. Find the resultant pull on the barge and the angle between each of the ropes and the bank. Ans. R = 1825 N, A=34.70, B=25.30
109. The 20-kN force is to be replaced by two
forces P, directed along the axis a-a, and F, which has a magnitude of 18 kN. Determine the magnitude of P and the angle Ɵ which F makes with the horizontal. Note the two possible solutions. Ans. 1) Ɵ = 45.80, P = 14.9 kN 2) Ɵ = 14.20, P = 5.10 kN
110. The two forces which act on the rigid frame
are to be replaced by a single equivalent force R applied at point A. Determine the magnitude of R and the distance x to point A. Ans. R = 1065 N, x = 1.93 m