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Resultant of Force Systems

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Resultant of Force Systems

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‘The effect of a aystem of forves on a body is usually expressed in term of a resultant, The value of this resultant determines the motion of th ieee wee Maina te signs of its components; this is early explained in the table which follows e Up to lett between this problem and the prveding ome Be dctined hy ite ope instead ofits angle. We ean then aubsttite ts sine and cone functions ite “ Few0b i * 3 ” Fro. 24, ‘and more direct to compute the hypotenuse ofthe slope i a/i8 = 8,6) and then apply the definitions of sine and int note the similarity between the ope triangle nnd “d-Alb whose corresponding sides are proportional to exch ‘the system of three concurrent forees shown in Fig. ‘method of vector addition is used, forces F and ‘as shown in Fig. 2-6b. Since en ‘oand replaces F and P, the original system of three forces may also ined by the Puc, 2-7. —Mewultant determined by triangle la determine the components ofthe resultant from the algebraic Nfomponents of the given forces, Knowing the rectangular two can easly find © Pind, we obtain ‘ince the X component ofa force F is given by F cos, and the ¥. ine the resultant of the concurrent system of forces shown in Fig, ep 2x] EX ~ 20 on + 100 cos 5 — 400-00 0 — 300 ‘paultant of the concurrent force system shown in Fig. P-215. 2x ‘Ans. = 477 lb down to the right at & = 61. (a= 2Y) BY = 200sin a0" + 900sin = 100 + 2808 ~ 50 — 707 YY neglected in finding the inclinat Sweet Rand the X ax, The d 23. Determine the resultant of the concurrent forces sh ‘Ans. R= 486 tb up to the i p oot shown in Fig. P-218 is acted on by three forces. Determine the ‘the resultant of the four forces acting on the body shown in Ana, R= 512 1b upto the right at 6s = 58.5" i FES? ‘srw oy 1009 nowt ip ou) 30 wT AHO oa A

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