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Resultant Force and Vector Analysis

This document presents several problems related to summing Cartesian vectors and determining the magnitude and directional angles of resultant forces. The problems involve forces acting on rings, brackets, and poles, and require calculating the resultant forces and their components along the x, y, and z axes.

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Resultant Force and Vector Analysis

This document presents several problems related to summing Cartesian vectors and determining the magnitude and directional angles of resultant forces. The problems involve forces acting on rings, brackets, and poles, and require calculating the resultant forces and their components along the x, y, and z axes.

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6 SUM OF CARTESIAN VECTORS 55

resultant force FR 5 100k6lb. Determine the magnitude


2-78. The two forces F1yF2that act in they have a 2-81. If the director angles are coordinated for F3son
Å3 120°,ı3 60° y"3 45°, determine the magnitude and the
and the guiding angles coordinated with F2. director angles coordinates of the resultant force that
You act on the ring.
2-79. Determine the coordinate direction angles
the forceF1and indicate them in the figure. 2-82. If the directed angles are coordinated for F3son
Å3 120°,ı3 45° and y3 60°, determine the magnitude and the 2
director angles coordinates of the resulting force that
you act on the ring.
2-83. If the direction of the resultant force acting
z about the ring is defined by the unit vector
uF=
R
cos 30°j + sin 30°k, determine the director angles
coordinates of F3and the magnitude of FR.
B

30Њ F3ϭ 800 lb

y
A 50Њ

5
x 4 3 F2ϭ 600 lb
F160 lb
F2
30Њ
Probs. 2-78/79 x y
F1ϭ 700 lb

Probabilities 2-81/82/83

2-80. The bracket is subjected to the two forces that are


2-84. The pole is subjected to the force F, which has
shown in the figure. Express each force in vector form.
components that act along the axes x, y, z as
Cartesian coordinates, then determine the resultant force FR.
It is indicated in the figure. If the magnitude of F is 3 kN, then 30°
Find the magnitude and the direction angles.
y˝ 75°, determine the magnitudes of its stresses
from the resultant force.
nentes.
2-85. The pole is subjected to the force F that has as-
speakersx 1.5 kN yFz 1.25 kN. Yes 75°, determine
the magnitudes of FyFy.
z
z
F2ϭ 400 N
60Њ Fz

g F
45Њ b Fy
y
120Њ
y a
25Њ Fx

35Њ x

x
F1ϭ 250 N

Prob. 2-80 Probs. 2-84/85

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