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Solutions to the third problem set....
Problem Set #3
BME 110A
1. . Two children are standing on a diving board that weighs 146 lb. Knowing that the weights of the children at C and D are 63 lb and 90 lb, respectively, determine (a) the reaction at A, (b) the reaction at B.
Free-Body Diagram:
(a)
MB 0:
Ay 3.6 ft 146 lb1.44 ft 63 lb 3.24 ft 90 lb 6.24 ft 0 or A y 271 lb
Ay 271.10 lb (b)
M A 0:
By 3.6 ft 146 lb 5.04 ft 63 lb 6.84 ft 90 lb9.84 ft 0 By 570.10 lb
or B y 570 lb
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Problem Set #3
BME 110A
2. The boom on a 9500-lb truck is used to unload a pallet of shingles of weight 3500 lb, Determine the reaction at each of the two (a ) rear wheels B, (b) front wheels C.
Free-Body Diagram:
(a) MC 0:
3.5 kips 1.6 1.3 19.5cos15 ft 2 FB 1.6 1.3 14 ft 9.5 kips1.6 ft 0 2FB 5.4009 kips
or FB 2.70 kips (b) M B 0:
3.5 kips 19.5cos15
14 ft 9.5 kips 14 1.3 ft 2 FC 14 1.3 1.6 ft 0
2 FC 7.5991 kips, or
or FC 3.80 kips
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BME 110A
Problem Set #3
A hand truck is used to move two barrels, each weighing 80 lb. Neglecting the weight of the hand truck, determine (a) the vertical force P which should be applied to the handle to maintain equilibrium when 35 , (b) the corresponding reaction at each of the two wheels.
Free-Body Diagram:
a1 20 in. sin 8 in. cos a2 32 in. cos 20 in. sin b 64 in. cos From free-body diagram of hand truck M B 0: P b W a2 W a1 0
(1)
Fy 0: P 2w 2B 0
(2)
35
For
a1 20sin35 8cos35 4.9183 in. a2 32cos35 20sin35 14.7413 in.
b 64cos35 52.426 in. (a)
From Equation (1)
P 52.426 in. 80 lb 14.7413 in. 80 lb 4.9183 in. 0 P 14.9896 lb (b)
or P 14.99 lb
From Equation (2)
14.9896 lb 2 80 lb 2B 0 B 72.505 lb
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or
B 72.5 lb
BME 110A
Problem Set #3
4. In a laboratory experiment, students hang the weights shown from a beam of negligible weight. (a) Determine the reaction at the fixed support A knowing that end D of the beam does not touch support E. (b) Determine the reaction at the fixed support A knowing that the adjustable support E exerts an upward force of 1.2 lb on the beam.
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Problem Set #3
BME 110A (a)
Free-Body Diagram:
Fx 0:
Ax 0
Fy 0:
Ay 2 lb 1lb 0 Ay 3 lb or A 3 lb
M A 0:
MA – (2 lb)(8 in.) – (1 lb)(12 in.) 0 M A 28 lb in.
(b)
or M A 28 lb in.
Free Body Diagram:
Fx 0:
Fy 0:
Ax 0
Ay 2 lb 1 lb 1.2 lb 0 Ay 1.8 lb or A 1.8 lb
M A 0:
MA – (2 lb)(8 in.) – (1 lb)(12 in.) + (1.2 lb)(16 in.) 0 M A = 8.8 lb in.
or M A = 8.8 lb in.
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BME 110A
Problem Set #3
5. Two steel pipes AB and BC each having a weight per unit length of 5 lb/ft are welded together at B and are supported by three wires attached at A, D, and C. Knowing that a 1.25 ft, determine the tension in each wire.
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Problem Set #3
BME 110A Free-Body Diagram:
W AB 5 lb/ft 2 ft 10 lb
First note
WBC 5 lb/ft 4 ft 20 lb
W W AB W BC 30 lb
To locate the equivalent force of the pipe assembly weight rG/B W ri Wi rG AB WAB rG BC WBC
xG i zG k 30 lb j 1 ft k 10 lb j 2 ft i 20 lb j
or
30 lb xG k 30 lb zG i 10 lb ft i 40 lb ft k
From i-coefficient
zG
10 lb ft 1 ft 30 lb 3
k-coefficient
xG
40 lb ft 1 1 ft 30 lb 3
From free-body diagram. of piping
M x 0:
W zG TA 2 ft 0 1 1 T A ft 30 lb ft 5 lb 2 3
Fy 0:
5 lb TD TC 30 lb 0 TD TC 25 lb (1)
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or
TA 5.00 lb...