A beam of uniform mass weighs 2000N and together with a rope without mass they support...
A hinge at a wall and a cable support a uniform horizontal beam that weighs 1000 N. Four different arrangements of the cable are shown in the figure (a-d). In arrangement c, the cable is vertical. Rank the tension in the cable from greatest to least and answer the questions using the drop-down lists: Greatest cable tension: Second greatest tension: Third greatest tension: Least tension: What is the magnitude of the tension force for arrangement c? If the cable can...
A beam is attached to a vertical wall with a hinge. The mass of the beam is 1800 kg and it is 4 m long. A steel support wire is tied from the end of the beam to the wall, making an angle of 30° with the beam (see the figure below). 1)Calculate the tension in the support wire. Assume the beam has a uniform density. kN 2)What is the vertical component of the force exerted by the hinge on...
(2) A horizontal rope is attached to a uniform beam as shown. The beam is hinged at the bottom. From the end of the beam, a mass is hanging. The entire system is at rest. A) What is the tension in the horizontal rope if the beam has a mass of 10 kg? B) what are the horizontal and C) vertical components of the force that the hinge applies to the beam? Answer B with "into wall" or "out from...
A uniform 900 kg beam that is 15 m long is balanced on two vertical support beams (see figure 9-8). A person who weighs 110 kg stands 5.0 m from the first support beam. Calculate the force on each of the vertical support beams. For the hinged beam and cable in example 9-6, what would be the tension in the cable if the angle was increased to 45 degrees?
A uniform beam of length 9 m is hinged to a wall and a wire is at- tached 2.0 m from the unattached end, holding it in place, as shown in the figure. If the beam weighs 15 kN 1. 400 2.0 m (a) What is the tension in the rope 30.0° What is the reaction force (horizontal and vertical components) of the wall on the beam?
rroviem . (32%) A 1-beam is supported by a ball-and-socket joint at A and a rope at B. A horizontal force P = 300 lb is applied on the beam as shown. In addition, a load W is suspended from D. Determine the tension in the rope BC, the load W and the support reactions at A. 40 in d=30 in P-300 lb 20 in
Problem 2. (32%) A I-beam is supported by a ball-and-socket joint at A and a rope at B. A horizontal force P 300 lb is applied on the beam as shown. In addition, a load W is suspended from D. Determine the tension in the rope BC, the load W and the support 40 in d -30 in P-300 lb
I - AMFE A uniform beam of length 2 m and a mass of 45 kg is mo 15° angle form horizontal, supported on one end by a hinge connecting it to a wall, and on the other end by a rope that is at a 15° angle to horizontal as shown. What is the tension rope?
A beam is attached to a vertical wall with a hinge. The mass of the beam is 1800 kg and it is 4 m long. A steel support wire is tied from the end of the beam to the wall, making an angle of 30 with the beam (see the figure below), 30° m 1) Calculate the tension in the support wire. Assume the beam has a uniform density. KN Submit You currently have 0 submissions for this question. Only...
A beam is attached to a vertical wall with a hinge. The mass of the beam is 1100 kg and it is 4 m long. A steel support wire is tied from the end of the beam to the wall, making an angle of 30° with the beam (see the figure below). 307 m 1) Calculate the tension in the support wire. Assume the beam has a uniform density. KN Submit You currently have o submissions for this question. Only...