The shaft is supported by a journal bearing at A and a thrust bearing at B. Determine the tension in cable CE and the reactions at A and B when a load P = 110 lb and a couple moment M = 40 lb·in is applied. Assume the bearings are properly aligned. For full credit, you must show these steps: Draw a free body diagram. Write sum of forces acting on the body. Take the sum of moments about point B.

The rigid L shaped bar is supported by a pin at O, is attached to a pulley at B and it rests on a wall at point A, as shown in the figure.  The weight of the mass attached to the pulley is equal to m1 = 10 kg. The bar is subjected to the following external loads (directions as shown in the figure): Distributed load with w1 = 700 N/m and w2 = 300 N/m Couple moment at point O equal to MO = 5 N·m Calculate the support reactions. What is the weight required to cause loss of contact at point A?  

A box of mass 100 kg rests on an inclined surface is subjected to a load P.  The coefficient of friction between the surface and the box is equal to μs = 0.40. Find the minimum force required to move the box up on the inclined surface. You must include a FBD to receive full points. Hint: Consider two cases to determine the required load for the box to move.

A spring is attached to points A and B as shown in the figure.  The spring constant, k, is given equal to k = 100 N/m and it is stretched by s = 0.1m.  Distance b = 2 m. Consider the force which the spring exerts on point A only and calculate the moment it produces about the coordinate axes x and y.    Calculate the moment produced by the same force about axis OB. You need to show the expression using numerical values; however, you do not need to complete the calculations to find the value of the moment.

A spring is attached to points A and B as shown in the figure.  The spring constant, k, is given equal to k = 100 N/m and it is stretched by s = 0.1m.  Distance b = 2 m. Consider the force which the spring exerts on point A only and calculate the moment it produces about the coordinate axes x and y.    Calculate the moment produced by the same force about axis OB. You need to show the expression using numerical values; however, you do not need to complete the calculations to find the value of the moment.

The shaft is supported by a journal bearing at A and a thrust bearing at B. Determine the tension in cable CE and the reactions at A and B when a load P = 93 lb and a couple moment M = 50 lb·in is applied. Assume the bearings are properly aligned. For full credit, you must show these steps: Draw a free body diagram. Write sum of forces acting on the body. Take the sum of moments about point B.

A truss is supported by a pin at point F and a roller at point J. Determine the force in members AB, FG, and DG and state whether the members are in tension or compression.  Show all your work and FBD(s) to receive full points.

Find the centroid, C, of the cross-section shown in the figure and the moment of inertia about the centroidal axis y’’. Show all your calculations to receive full credit. The figure is not in scale. 

The shaft is supported by a journal bearing at A and a thrust bearing at B. Determine the tension in cable CE and the reactions at A and B when a load P = 110 lb and a couple moment M = 40 lb·in is applied. Assume the bearings are properly aligned. For full credit, you must show these steps: Draw a free body diagram. Write sum of forces acting on the body. Take the sum of moments about point B.

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