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| Jan6-13, 09:34 PM | #1 |
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Problems of statics, angular motion and simple harmonic motion
All Questions are shown on pictures.
My Calculated answers: A1(a) R= 19.21∠68.7o N (b) E = 19.21∠-111.34o N or = -19.21∠68.7o N <--- Is't either one answer is correct or not? If not, which answer is correct and why? Thanks. A2(b) I = 0.5mr2 = 1.125kgm2 A2(a) k=(I/m)1/2 = 0.212m A2(c) αt=ω, α = 3.14 rad/s2 A2(d) T=Iα = 3.53Nm I can't gain the answer of A2(a) first. I use the A2(b) answer to help me to gain the A2(a) answer. So, the step of my calculated order is A2(b) -> A2(a) -> A2(c) -> A2(d). Is't correct? B1(a)(ii) RBY = 1500N sum of force and moment = 0 RA = 1200N (toward left) RBX = 1200N (toward right) B1(b) RBY = 500N RA = 2012.4N (toward left) RBX = 1146.4N (toward right) B2(a) KE = (0.5)(10)(100) = 500J (b) PE = (10)(9.81)(147.8) = 14503.1J (c) v2 = {[(500 + 14503.1)x2]/10}0.5 =54.8m/s (d ) WD = 1.2(230) = 276J , v= {[(15003.1-276)x2]/10}0.5 = 54.3m/s B3(a) n = 1/0.08 = 12.5Hz (b) m = (0.08/2π)2(20x103) = 3.24kg (c) ω = 2π(12.5) = 78.5rad/s, v=78.54x0.01 = 0.785m/s (d) f = 78.542(0.006) = 37.01m/s2 , T = 2π(0.006/37.01)0.5 = 0.08s (e) I can't do this part, may you help me, please? All Questions are shown on pictures. All above my calculated ans. are correct or not? It there are something wrong, please don't hesitate to correct my answers and give some comment. Thanks a lot. |
| Jan6-13, 09:36 PM | #2 |
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Questions of pictures B2 and B3
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