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This physics worksheet involves 8 problems about static equilibrium, where various forces acting on objects are balanced. The problems require calculating tensions in ropes/wires supporting weights, forces required to maintain equilibrium, and unknown weights or forces. They involve diagrams of pulley systems, ropes suspending objects at angles, and multiple forces acting on a ring in the same plane.

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Physics Ka

This physics worksheet involves 8 problems about static equilibrium, where various forces acting on objects are balanced. The problems require calculating tensions in ropes/wires supporting weights, forces required to maintain equilibrium, and unknown weights or forces. They involve diagrams of pulley systems, ropes suspending objects at angles, and multiple forces acting on a ring in the same plane.

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PHYSICS 12 STATIC EQUILIBRIUM WORKSHEET

1. For the situation shown to the right, 50°


find the values of T1 and T2 if the T2
weight is 600. N.
T1 600. N

2. Examine the diagram to the left.


40° What force F is required to keep the 60.0 kg
F mass in static equilibrium?

60.0 kg

3. An 11 kg lamp is supported between two vertical


poles by two wires attached as shown to the right. 30° 60°

What is the tension in the right wire? 11 kg

4. Two wires are used to suspend a sign that weighs 500. N. The two wires make an angle
of 100° between each other. If each wire is exerting an equal amount of force, how
much force does each wire exert?

5. What must the tension in each cable be in


the diagram in order to support the cargo in
static equilibrium? Note that pulleys only
50° 30° change the direction of the force, not the
magnitude.
1000 N
2.0 m
fixed
6. What will the unknown angle θ be θ pulley
in order for the pulley system to
the right to be in static equilibrium?
Note that the 80 N weight is
attached to a free-moving pulley, 80 N 400 N
and the cable is fastened to the
wall on the left.

7. In the system to the right, the pulleys


are frictionless and the system hangs in
equilibrium. Determine the values of 50° 35°
each of the unknown weights.
200. N

W1 W2

8. The following forces pull on a ring along the same plane (i.e. coplanar): 200 N at
30° E of N, 500 N at 10° N of E, 300 N at 60° W of S, and an unknown force that keeps the
ring in equilibrium. Find the magnitude and direction of this unknown force.

1. 503 N, 783 N 2. 493 N 3. 54 N 4. 390 N 5. 653 N, 879 N 6. 169° 7. 260 N, 150 N 8. 350 N at 18° S of W

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