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Statics Problem -- A bucket suspended between two walls by a rope and pulley
I see. My Y was 4.76m. Thank you for your help.- Nicolas32
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Statics Problem -- A bucket suspended between two walls by a rope and pulley
I was not aware of that. So if the item is in equilibrium, this causes the angles from the two strings to be equal to each other? With this info I can solve it. I'll be posting soon.- Nicolas32
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Statics Problem -- A bucket suspended between two walls by a rope and pulley
I tried finding the angle using sine rule(using only lengths), (10 - y/tanθ)/sin∠BA(-x) = (15-y/sin∠CAX)/sin90 = (y-2)/ sin∠ AB(vertically downwards)- Nicolas32
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Statics Problem -- A bucket suspended between two walls by a rope and pulley
I approached this question with a free body diagram. my vertical length of BA is y-2 AC= 15-AB Horizontal length of AC= a; Horizontal length of BA=10-a I have too many unknowns in this problem and I don't know any directions(angle). I know that I should start at the weight and try to resolve the...- Nicolas32
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