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Engineering Mechanics (ME 105) Tutorial Sheet-1

This document contains tutorial problems for the course Engineering Mechanics (ME 105) at MITS-FET Engineering. It includes 15 problems involving concepts like forces, vectors, moments, equilibrium, and truss analysis. Students are asked to determine force magnitudes and directions, equivalent force systems, and resultant forces.

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Engineering Mechanics (ME 105) Tutorial Sheet-1

This document contains tutorial problems for the course Engineering Mechanics (ME 105) at MITS-FET Engineering. It includes 15 problems involving concepts like forces, vectors, moments, equilibrium, and truss analysis. Students are asked to determine force magnitudes and directions, equivalent force systems, and resultant forces.

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Department of Mechanical Engineering, MITS-FET Engineering Mechanics (ME-105 T!torial" No: #!t!

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Engineering Mechanics (ME 105) TUTORIAL SHEET-1


1" (a State an( e)plain concept of force (* +hat is meant *, specification of force(c E)plain the term concentrate( force" (( E)plain resol!tion an( composition of force State an( e)plain parallelogram la. of force" /ence (eri0e an e)pression for the res!ltant of t.o forces 11 an( 1$ incline( at an angle 2 .ith each other" Define (a rigi( *o(, (* particle (a State an( e)plain triangle la. of forces" (* State the la. of e3!ili*ri!m of t.o forces" State the la. of s!perposition of forces" E)plain the theorem of transmissi*ilit, of a force" +hat is the limitation of the theorem of transmissi*ilit, of a forceThree forces act as sho.n in fig!re" Determine magnit!(e an( (irection 6 of F1 so that res!ltant is (irecte( along a)is # an( has magnit!(e of 1 7N"

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Determine the magnit!(e an( (irection of F1 so that the res!ltant force is (irecte( 0erticall, !p.ar( an( has a magnit!(e of 800 N" #ns" F1 9 $55 N, 9 $:"1

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It is (esire( to remo0e the spi7e from the tim*er *, appl,ing force along its hori;ontal a)is" #n o*str!ction # pre0ents (irect access, so that t.o forces, one 1"4 7N an( the other 1, are applie( *, ca*les as sho.n" <omp!te the magnit!(e of 1 necessar, to ens!re a)ial tension T along the spi7e" #lso fin( T" #ns" 1 9 $"15 7N, T 9 %"$0 7N

10"

It is re3!ire( that the res!ltant force acting on the e,e*olt in *e (irecte( along the positi0e x a)is an( that F$ ha0e a minimum magnit!(e" Determine this magnit!(e, the angle , an( the correspon(ing res!ltant force" =/int: From fig" 9 :0>, other 0al!e can *e o*taine( *, sine la.?

#ns 9 :0> (@al!e of F$ increases if A :00 F B 9 &00N, F$ 9 4:% N

11"

CThree chains act on the *rac7et s!ch that the, create a res!ltant force ha0ing a magnit!(e of 5000 N, If t.o of the chains are s!*Decte( to 7no.n forces, as sho.n, (etermine the angle of the thir( chain meas!re( cloc7.ise from the positi0e ) a)is, so that the magnit!(e of force F in this chain is a minim!m, #ll forces lie in the )-, plane" +hat is the magnit!(e of F" =/int: The Force F .ill ha0e minim!m magnit!(e .hen it is along the (irection of the res!ltant of other t.o forces? If the magnit!(e of the res!ltant force acting on the *rac7et is to *e &50 N (irecte( along the positi0e u a)is, (etermine the magnit!(e of F1 an( its (irection E" #ns: F1 9 &5& N, F 9 10":

1$"

1%"

If 6 9 %0o an( F$ 9 4 7 N, (etermine the magnit!(e of the res!ltant force acting on the plate an( its (irection meas!re( cloc7.ise from the positi0e x a)is" #ns" FB 9 8"0: 7N, :8"5>

1&"

# ship is to.e( thro!gh a narro. channel *, appl,ing forces to three ropes attache( to its *o." Determine the magnit!(e an( orientation of the force F so that the res!ltant force is in the (irection of line a an( the magnit!(e of F is as small as possi*le" #ns" Fmin 91"5:8 7N, FB9%"$ 7N

15"

The g!sset plate is s!*Decte( to t.o forces sho.n" Beplace them *, t.o e3!i0alent forces, FG in the ) (irection an( Fa in a (irection" Determine the magnit!(e of FG an( Fa" sol0e geometricall," =/int: First fin( the res!ltant of t.o forces an( then resol0e it along H)I an( HaI (irctions? #ns: FG 9 55& N, Fa 9 1%50 N

14"

The ca*le pre0ents *ar ># from rotating cloc7.ise a*o!t a pi0ot >" If the ca*le tension is 550 N, (etermine the n an( t components of this force acting on point # of the *ar #ns" Tn9 %%% N an( Tt 9 - 45$ N

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Determine the res!ltant of the three forces of fig" sho.n" #ns" B9 &"5% JN, $0"40

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