The system shown can undergo vertical motion only and the springs are unstretched when
Draw the free body diagram of mass A.
Write the force equilibrium equation in the vertical direction.
Here, is the spring constant of spring 1,
is the spring constant of spring 2,
is the mass of the block A,
,
are the distances moved by the masses
and
respectively, and
is acceleration due to gravity.
Substitute for
,
for
,
for
, and
for
.
…… (1)
Draw the free body diagram of mass B.
Write the force equilibrium equation in the vertical direction.
Substitute for
,
for
,
for
, and
for
.
Substitute for
.
Therefore, the distance moved by the block B is.
Substitute for
in equation (1).
Therefore, the distance moved by the block A is.
Calculate the force supported by spring 1.
Substitute for
and
for
.
Therefore, the force supported by spring 1 is .
Calculate the force supported by spring 2.
Substitute for
,
for
, and
for
.
Therefore, the force supported by spring 2 is.
Calculate the force supported by spring 3.
Substitute for
and
for
.
Therefore, the force supported by spring 3 is .
The system shown can undergo vertical motion only and the springs are unstretched when
The system shown can undergo vertical motion only, and both
springs are unstretched
when WD0. Determine the deflection ?in terms of W,
k1,andk2
The system shown can undergo vertical motion only and
the springs are unstretched
the answers I have are wrong.
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F2=
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The system shown can undergo vertical motion only and the springs are unstretched when δ A-δ B-0. Determine δ A , δ B, and the force supported by each spring if mA-50 kg, mB = 84 kg, k 1-102 N/mm, k 2-122 N/mm, and k 3 = 143 N/mm. mA 2 m B
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The system shown can undergo vertical motion only the springs
are unstretched when ?a=?b=0. Determine ?a,?b and the force
supported by each spring if Ma=50kg, Mb=80kg, K1=100N/mm,
K2=120N/mm, K3= 140N/mm.
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