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Civil Engineering Mechanics Review

The document contains a series of engineering mechanics problems focused on statics, including determining forces, resultant forces, and coordinate direction angles. It presents various situations with multiple-choice questions related to force calculations in different scenarios. The content is structured for educational purposes, likely aimed at civil engineering students preparing for exams.

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Civil Engineering Mechanics Review

The document contains a series of engineering mechanics problems focused on statics, including determining forces, resultant forces, and coordinate direction angles. It presents various situations with multiple-choice questions related to force calculations in different scenarios. The content is structured for educational purposes, likely aimed at civil engineering students preparing for exams.

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REAL EXCELLENCE ONLINE CIVIL ENGINEERING REVIEW


Effectiveness. Efficiency. Convenience

Engineering Mechanics - Statics


ENGR. HANS LAWRENCE E. DELA CRUZ

19. Determine the direction \ of F1 so that the resultant Situation 11:


force is directed vertically upward and has a From the given pipe assembly as shown below,
magnitude of 800 N.
a. 29.10° c. 60.90°
b. 35.57° d. 54.43°

• Resultant of Concurrent, 3-D Force System


Situation 9:
From the figure shown below,

24. Calculate the magnitude of the resultant force FR.


a.

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680.0 lb c. 753.7 lb
b. 282.8 lb d. 160.0 lb

20. Express the force as a Cartesian vector in N. 25.


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Calculate the coordinate direction angles of the
resultant force FR.
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a. 265.17b − 459.28d+ 530.33_
b. 265.17b + 459.28d+ 530.33_ a. 64.46°, 22.04°, 102.26°
c. 265.17b − 459.28d− 530.33_ b. 25.54°, 67.96°, 77.74°
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d. 265.17b + 459.28d− 530.33_ c. 154.46°, 22.04°, 12.26°
d. 25.54°, 67.96°, 102.26°
21. Determine the coordinate direction angles of the force.
E

a. 69.30°, 52.24°, 45° Situation 12:


b. 69.30°, 127.76°, 135° If the resultant force acting on the bracket is directed
EL

c. 69.30°, 52.24°, 135° along the positive y axis,


d. 69.30°, 127.76°, 45°
C

Situation 10:
Two forces act on the hook shown. The resultant force
FR acts along the positive y axis and has a magnitude of
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800 N.
R

26. Determine the magnitude of the resultant force so that


22. Compute the magnitude of F2. f < 90°.
a. 700 N c. 588 N a. 589.13 N c. 754.14 N
b. 600 N d. 905 N b. 276.14 N d. 145.86 N

23. Compute the coordinate direction angle of F2 with 27. Determine coordinate direction angles of F so that f <
respect to x-axis. 90°.
a. 158.2° c. 21.8° a. 121.3°, 52.5°, 126.9°
b. 77.6° d. 107.6° b. 58.7°, 52.5°, 126.9°
c. 121.3°, 52.5°, 53.13°
d. 58.7°, 52.5°, 53.13°

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Engineering Mechanics - Statics


ENGR. HANS LAWRENCE E. DELA CRUZ

• Resultant of Parallel Force System 32. Determine the length “b” of the uniform load.
Situation 13: a. 4.5 ft c. 7.5 ft
The loading on the bookshelf is distributed as shown. b. 9 ft d. 3.75 ft

33. Determine the position “a” of the uniform load.


a. 8.5 ft c. 1.5 ft
b. 7.5 ft d. 9.75 ft

Situation 16:
The beam is loaded as shown.

28. Determine the magnitude of the equivalent resultant


force of the distributed loading.
a. 13.25 lb c. 5.25 lb
b. 8.00 lb d. 15.13 lb

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29. Determine its location measured from point O.
a. 0.34 ft c. 3.09 ft
b. 2.41 ft d. 3.13 ft 34.

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Determine the magnitude of the resultant force.
a. 140 N c. 180 N
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Situation 14: b. 120 N d. 160 N
The beam is subjected to distributed loading as shown.
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35. Determine its location measured from A.


a. 3.20 m c. 2.80 m
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b. 3.00 m d. 2.60 m
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Situation 17:
The beam is loaded as shown in the figure.
C
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30. Determine the magnitude of the equivalent resultant


force of the distributed loading.
a. 10.65 kips c. 4.80 kips
b. 13.50 kips d. 5.85 kips
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31. Determine its location measured from point B.


a. 0.48 ft c. 12.48 ft
b. 1.24 ft d. 0.26 ft

Situation 15:
36. Determine the magnitude of the resultant force.
The beam is subjected to the distributed loading. The a. 1.88 kips c. 0.625 kips
resultant force and couple moment acting about the b. 2.50 kips d. 1.25 kips
fixed support are required to be zero.
37. Determine its location measured from O.
a. 7.5 ft c. 4.5 ft
b. 3 ft d. 6 ft

Resultant of Non-Concurrent Force System


Situation 18:
The wooden frame is subjected to coplanar forces as
shown below.

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38. Determine the magnitude of the resultant force.


a. 352.05 N c. 356.09 N
b. 401.07 N d. 392.32 N

39. Determine where the resultant’s force line of action


intersects a vertical line along member AB, measured
from A.
a. 3.318 m c. 0.318 m
b. 2.318 m d. 1.318 m

40. Determine where the resultant’s force line of action


intersects a horizontal line along member CB,
measured from end C.
a. 1.00 m c. 0.25 m
b. 1.50 m d. 1.75 m

• Resultant of Parallel, 3-D Force System


Situation 19:
The building slab is subjected to four parallel column
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loadings. Take F1 = 8 kN and F2 = 9 kN


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41. Determine the location of the resultant force measured


from the x-axis.
a. 10.82 m c. 11.54 m
b. 11.31 m d. 20.87 m

42. Determine the location of the resultant force measured


from the y-axis.
a. 10.82 m c. 11.54 m
b. 11.31 m d. 20.87 m

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