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    The document provides solutions to three statics problems involving resolving forces into components. Problem 2-24 involves resolving a 500 N force into x and y components for two different coordinate systems. Problem 2-54 determines the magnitude and orientation of force F2 such that the resultant force is 50 kN along the positive u axis. Problem 2-67 expresses two forces in Cartesian vector form and finds the magnitude and direction of the resultant force.

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    The document provides solutions to three statics problems involving resolving forces into components. Problem 2-24 involves resolving a 500 N force into x and y components for two different coordinate systems. Problem 2-54 determines the magnitude and orientation of force F2 such that the resultant force is 50 kN along the positive u axis. Problem 2-67 expresses two forces in Cartesian vector form and finds the magnitude and direction of the resultant force.

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    The document provides solutions to three statics problems involving resolving forces into components. Problem 2-24 involves resolving a 500 N force into x and y components for two different coordinate systems. Problem 2-54 determines the magnitude and orientation of force F2 such that the resultant force is 50 kN along the positive u axis. Problem 2-67 expresses two forces in Cartesian vector form and finds the magnitude and direction of the resultant force.

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    Solusi Tutorial Static I

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    The document provides solutions to three statics problems involving resolving forces into components. Problem 2-24 involves resolving a 500 N force into x and y components for two different coordinate systems. Problem 2-54 determines the magnitude and orientation of force F2 such that the resultant force is 50 kN along the positive u axis. Problem 2-67 expresses two forces in Cartesian vector form and finds the magnitude and direction of the resultant force.

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    STATICS TUTORIAL

    SOLUTION OF PROBLEM 2-24, 2-54, 2-67.


    Problem 2-24
    Resolve the force 500 N force into components acting along (a) the x and y axes, and
    (b) the x and y'
    axes.
    Given:
    F = 500 N
    = 65
    0

    = 45
    0

    = 30
    0

    Solution:
    (a)
    0
    0
    Fcos 500 cos 45 353.6
    Fsin 500 sin 45 353.6
    x
    y
    F N N
    F N N



    (b)
    0 0
    0
    0
    0 0 0
    0 0
    0
    0
    F
    sin(90 - - ) sin(90 )
    sin(90 )
    F
    sin(90 )
    sin(90 45 30 )
    500
    sin(90 30 )
    sin(15 )
    500
    sin(120 )
    149.4
    x
    x
    x
    x
    x
    F
    F
    F N
    F N
    F N

    and
    '
    0
    ' 0
    0
    ' 0 0
    0
    ' 0
    '
    F
    sin( ) sin(90 )
    sin( )
    F
    sin(90 )
    sin(45 )
    500
    sin(90 30 )
    sin(45 )
    500
    sin(120 )
    408.2
    y
    y
    y
    y
    y
    F
    F
    F N
    F N
    F N

    Problem 2-54
    Three forces act on the bracket. Determine the magnitude and orientation of F
    2
    so
    that the resultant force is directed along the positive u axis and has magnitude 50 kN.
    Given:
    F
    R
    = 50 kN
    F
    1
    = 80 kN
    F
    3
    = 52 kN
    = 25
    0
    c = 12
    d = 5
    Solution :
    1 2 3
    2 2
    2 3
    2 2
    cos cos( )
    sin cos( )
    R
    R
    d
    F F F F
    c d
    c
    F F F
    c d


    _
    + + +

    +
    ,
    _
    + +

    +
    ,
    So,
    1 2 3
    2 3
    5
    cos cos( )
    13
    12
    sin cos( )
    13
    R
    R
    F F F F
    F F F


    _
    + + +

    ,
    _
    + +

    ,
    Put the numbers given for the respective forces and angles. It is found:
    2
    2
    45.3 80 cos( ) 20
    21.1 cos( ) 48
    N N F N
    N F N


    + + +
    + +
    Thus,
    2
    2
    54.7 cos( )
    ...........*
    69.1 cos( )
    F
    F


    +
    ;
    +

    We have two unknown components that are F
    2
    and . To find the value of each of
    the components we have to find the value of one component first, either F
    2
    or .
    Now, solving the F
    2
    . Take the square of equation (*) and then added, it founds:
    2 2
    2
    2 2
    2
    2 2 2
    2
    2992.09 cos ( )
    4774.81 sin ( )
    7766.89 cos ( ) sin ( )
    F
    F
    F



    +
    + +
    1 + + +
    ]
    We get the value for F
    2
    , that is
    2
    7766.9 88.1 F
    So, we find that F
    2
    = 88.1 N
    Now we solve for the angle , To solve , we need to use the trigonometry identity
    to help it.
    cos( ) cos cos sin sin
    sin( ) sin cos cos sin


    +
    + +
    Then, apply it to equation *)
    54.7 79.8cos 37.2sin
    69.1 37.2cos 79.8sin



    +
    Finally, it is found = 103.3
    0
    .
    Problem 2-67
    The beam is subjected to the two forces shown. Express each force in Cartesian vector
    form and determine the magnitude and coordinate direction angles of the resultant
    force.
    Given:
    F
    1
    = 630 N, F
    2
    = 250 N
    = 60
    0,
    = 135
    0,
    = 60
    0
    c = 24 d = 7
    Solution :
    To solve this problem, the component of the forces must be projected to the vertical
    components. And it found:
    For F
    1
    :
    ( )
    ( )
    ( )
    ( )
    1
    1
    2 2
    1
    2 2

    0

    0 7 24
    24 7
    630


    0 7 24
    25

    176.4 604.8
    v
    F
    F i dj ck
    c d
    F
    i j k
    i j k
    j k N
    +
    +
    +
    +
    +

    For F
    2
    :
    ( )
    ( )
    ( )
    2 2
    0 0 0


    cos cos cos


    250 cos 60 cos135 cos 60


    125 176.78 125
    v
    F F i j k
    i j k
    i j k N
    + +
    + +
    +
    Thus it found, the resultant force is
    ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )
    R 1v 2v
    2 2 2 2 2
    F F F


    176.4 604.8 125 176.78 125
    495.8
    j k N i j k N
    N
    +
    _ _
    + +

    , ,

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