Consider the following system in static equilibrium. Force vector Facts at a distance" from the pin support at point O. Draw appropriate FBD as necessary. Assume frictionless pulleys If the reaction forces at O is zero and magnitude F is 169N, a. Find F and "a". (F need not necessarily be in the 4 quadrant as shown below) b. Find reaction forces at B. 4m Im 12

Consider the following system in static equilibrium. Force vector Facts at a distance" from the pin support at point O. Draw appropriate FBD as necessary. Assume frictionless pulleys If the reaction forces at O is zero and magnitude F is 169N, a. Find F and "a". (F need not necessarily be in the 4 quadrant as shown below) b. Find reaction forces at B. 4m Im 12

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Chapter10: Virtual Work And Potential Energy

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Problem 10.62P: The bar ABC is supported by three identical, ideal springs. Note that the springs are always...

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