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    Ejercicios 3D

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    This document contains 5 physics problems involving calculating tensions in cables and ropes connecting various objects. The problems involve drawing free body diagrams and using vector components to determine the tensions. Key details include a 500N force on a hinged door, an 8kg mass on a smooth bar connected by a cable, and tensions in cables supporting a 200kg object and 10lb metal disk at specified coordinates.

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    Ejercicios 3D

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    This document contains 5 physics problems involving calculating tensions in cables and ropes connecting various objects. The problems involve drawing free body diagrams and using vector components to determine the tensions. Key details include a 500N force on a hinged door, an 8kg mass on a smooth bar connected by a cable, and tensions in cables supporting a 200kg object and 10lb metal disk at specified coordinates.

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    This document contains 5 physics problems involving calculating tensions in cables and ropes connecting various objects. The problems involve drawing free body diagrams and using vector components to determine the tensions. Key details include a 500N force on a hinged door, an 8kg mass on a smooth bar connected by a cable, and tensions in cables supporting a 200kg object and 10lb metal disk at specified coordinates.

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    Ejercicios 3D

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    Daniel Joya Beltran
    This document contains 5 physics problems involving calculating tensions in cables and ropes connecting various objects. The problems involve drawing free body diagrams and using vector components to determine the tensions. Key details include a 500N force on a hinged door, an 8kg mass on a smooth bar connected by a cable, and tensions in cables supporting a 200kg object and 10lb metal disk at specified coordinates.

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    EJERCICIOS 3D

    1. The rope CE exerts a 500-N force T on the hinged door.


    (a) Express T in terms of components.
    (b) Determine the vector component of T parallel to the line from point A to point B.

    Solution:

    2. The cable AB keeps the 8-kg collar A in place on the smooth bar CD. The y
    axis points upward.
    What is the tension in the cable?

    Solution:

    3. If the mass of the bar AB is negligible compared to the mass of the


    suspended object E, the bar exerts a force on the ball at B that points from
    A toward B. The mass of the object E is 200 kg. The y-axis points upward.
    Determine the tensions in the cables BC and CD.
    Strategy: Draw a free-body diagram of the ball at B.
    (The weight of the ball is negligible.)

    Solution:

    4. In Active Example 3.5, suppose that the attachment point B is moved to the
    point (5,0) m. What are the tensions in cables AB, AC, and AD?

    Solution: The position vector from point A to point B can be used to write the force
    TAB.

    5. The 10-lb metal disk A is supported by the smooth inclined surface and the
    strings AB and AC. The disk is located at coordinates (5, 1.4) ft. What are
    the tensions in the strings?

    Solution:

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