durty53 Messages 5 Reaction score 0 Thread starter Jul 23, 2011 #1 I have a problem..I cannot solve this one..the angles are on the side.. I don't have any idea..any answers would be much appreciated! Attachments science.JPG 5.2 KB · Views: 538
I have a problem..I cannot solve this one..the angles are on the side.. I don't have any idea..any answers would be much appreciated!
Doc Al Mentor Messages 45,587 Reaction score 2,468 Jul 23, 2011 #2 Indicate the forces acting. Apply the conditions for equilibrium.
Doc Al Mentor Messages 45,587 Reaction score 2,468 Jul 23, 2011 #4 durty53 said: the weight(W) of the suspended body is 150N OK. Consider the forces acting at the connection point. Name them.
durty53 said: the weight(W) of the suspended body is 150N OK. Consider the forces acting at the connection point. Name them.
durty53 Messages 5 Reaction score 0 Jul 23, 2011 #5 The book said that I should find the tension in each cord if the weight(W) of the suspended body is 150N
The book said that I should find the tension in each cord if the weight(W) of the suspended body is 150N
Doc Al Mentor Messages 45,587 Reaction score 2,468 Jul 23, 2011 #6 durty53 said: The book said that I should find the tension in each cord if the weight(W) of the suspended body is 150N Yes. Label the cord tensions T1 and T2. Since there's equilibrium, what must be the net force?
durty53 said: The book said that I should find the tension in each cord if the weight(W) of the suspended body is 150N Yes. Label the cord tensions T1 and T2. Since there's equilibrium, what must be the net force?
durty53 Messages 5 Reaction score 0 Jul 24, 2011 #7 Doc Al said: Yes. Label the cord tensions T1 and T2. Since there's equilibrium, what must be the net force? the net force must be zero
Doc Al said: Yes. Label the cord tensions T1 and T2. Since there's equilibrium, what must be the net force? the net force must be zero
Doc Al Mentor Messages 45,587 Reaction score 2,468 Jul 24, 2011 #8 durty53 said: the net force must be zero Good! Now express that mathematically. Write equations for the vertical and horizontal force components.
durty53 said: the net force must be zero Good! Now express that mathematically. Write equations for the vertical and horizontal force components.