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FINAL EXAMINATIONS
INSTRUCTIONS:
SEAT NO.:
Course Code:
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“All markings should be done using a PEN. Pencils or Friction Pens are not allowed.
‘All students should sign the attendance sheet.
“Questionnaire and answer sheets wil be submitted together to the proctor.
(o comfort room breaks while having examination.
+All bags are to be placed in rort. All phones! gacgets in silent mode.
"No unnecessary things on the student's desk. Only pen and answer sheets,
FINAL ANSWER SHOULD BE ENCLOSED IN A BOX
USE 3 DECIMAL PLACES ON YOUR FINAL ANSWER
1. Determine the force in member AB, BE, AE and CE of the
‘space truss shown in Fig, 3~38a. The truss is supported by a
ball-and-socket joint at A, a slotted roller joint at B, and a
cable at C.
HINT: Given the free body diagram
‘AB=
BE=
AES
CES
2. The uniform pole of Length Land 50 kg mass is
placed against the supporting surfaces show. If the
‘coefficient of static friction is y.=0.25 at both A and B,
determine the maximum angle © at which the pole can
be placed before it begin to slip and the Normal force
onAand 8.
3. Neglect the weight of the frame and compute the
forces acting on all ofits members.
4. Determine the centroids of the given figure
with respect to x and y axis. Also compute the fx
and iy
I
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dx> 4001 40 lb Bx(2) -CON)"0 ge (2
1fy> 0 8-200! rN
Ay = GOH WOlb we Forge member %
az = wt et
ha =Ga0lh Gop
qh0 = =
» [ez 0
A
ne - 900 (4%) Mt
ana 2. The uniform pole of Length L and 50 kg mass is
placed against the supporting surfaces show. If the
Coefficient of static friction is =0.25 at both A and B,
determine the maximum angle @ at which the pole can
be placed before it begin to slip and the Normal force
on
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He Na (cos 15 - Ob sin\) — 0-25N5=0
w- 0
No + Na sin G+ ghacosls - 499-6 = 0
Na sintG + 0-26 NA gdb + Ng * 9908
Na (Cin te ¥ 0-48 caste) + Nb = 490-0 3. Neglect the weight of the frame and compute the
forces acting on all of its members.
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