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    1. A uniform rod is supported by a cable on one end and rests against a wall on the other end. The rod's weight and an additional weight will be hung from the rod. The problem is to determine the minimum distance from the wall that the additional weight can be hung without causing the rod to slip. 2. The forces exerted by a trough on a sphere placed inside are calculated. The trough surfaces are frictionless. 3. A beam supports a basket of food at one end and has a bear walking out on it at the other end. The tension in the wire suspending the basket and forces on the beam are calculated for a given position of the bear.

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    1. A uniform rod is supported by a cable on one end and rests against a wall on the other end. The rod's weight and an additional weight will be hung from the rod. The problem is to determine the minimum distance from the wall that the additional weight can be hung without causing the rod to slip. 2. The forces exerted by a trough on a sphere placed inside are calculated. The trough surfaces are frictionless. 3. A beam supports a basket of food at one end and has a bear walking out on it at the other end. The tension in the wire suspending the basket and forces on the beam are calculated for a given position of the bear.

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    1. A uniform rod is supported by a cable on one end and rests against a wall on the other end. The rod's weight and an additional weight will be hung from the rod. The problem is to determine the minimum distance from the wall that the additional weight can be hung without causing the rod to slip. 2. The forces exerted by a trough on a sphere placed inside are calculated. The trough surfaces are frictionless. 3. A beam supports a basket of food at one end and has a bear walking out on it at the other end. The tension in the wire suspending the basket and forces on the beam are calculated for a given position of the bear.

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    Ejercicios Suma Fuerzas y Torques - 2020 - 1

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    1. A uniform rod is supported by a cable on one end and rests against a wall on the other end. The rod's weight and an additional weight will be hung from the rod. The problem is to determine the minimum distance from the wall that the additional weight can be hung without causing the rod to slip. 2. The forces exerted by a trough on a sphere placed inside are calculated. The trough surfaces are frictionless. 3. A beam supports a basket of food at one end and has a bear walking out on it at the other end. The tension in the wire suspending the basket and forces on the beam are calculated for a given position of the bear.

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    UNIVERSIDAD DE LA SALLE components of the force exerted by the wall on the

    left end of the beam. (c) What If? If the wire can
    withstand a maximum tension of 900 N, what is
    PHYSICS I the máximum distance the bear can walk before
    the wire breaks?
    Pr. Daniel Varela Muñoz

    2019_2
    1. One end of a uniform 4.00-m-long rod of weight
    Fg is supported by a cable. The other end rests
    against the wall, where it is held by friction, as in
    Figure P12.23. The coefficient of static friction
    between the wall and the rod is 0.500. Determine
    the mínimum distance x from point A at which an
    additional weight Fg (the same as the weight of the
    rod) can be hung without causing the rod to slip at
    point A.

    4. A 1 200-N uniform boom is supported by a cable


    as in Figure P12.46. The boom is pivoted at the
    bottom, and a 2 000-N object hangs from its top.
    Find the tension in the cable and the components
    of the reaction force exerted by the floor on the
    boom.

    2. A solid sphere of radius R and mass M is placed in


    a trough as shown in Figure P12.42. The inner
    surfaces of the trough are frictionless. Determine
    the forces exerted by the trough on the sphere at
    the two contact points.

    5. A 10 000-N shark is supported by a cable attached


    to a 4.00-m rod that can pivot at the base.
    3. A hungry bear weighing 700 N walks out on a Calculate the tension in the tie-rope between the
    beam in an attempt to retrieve a basket of food rod and the wall if it is holding the system in the
    hanging at the end of the beam (Fig. P12.43). The position shown in Figure P12.49. Find the
    beam is uniform, weighs 200 N, and is 6.00 m horizontal and vertical forces exerted on the base
    long; the basket weighs 80.0 N. (a) Draw a free- of the rod. (Neglect the weight of the rod.)
    body diagram for the beam. (b) When the bear is at
    x = 1.00 m, find the tension in the wire andthe
    6. El mecanismo más usado para convertir
    movimientos angulares en movimientos
    lineales y viceversa es llamado manivela-
    biela-corredera.

    Suponga que la manivela OA gira con


    velocidad angular constante de 60rev/s.
    La manivela tiene una longitud de 10cm
    y la biela de 45 cm. Calcule la velocidad y
    la aceleración de la corredera cuando el
    ángulo entre la manivela y la horizontal
    es 30°.

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