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The rigid pipe is subject to the following loads. Neglecting the weight of the pipe, determine the moment at O. SOLVE THE FF Vector component form of 50-lb force (ANSWER: 25.000i +0j -43.30k lb) Magnitude of the resultant force (ANSWER: 78.10 lb) Position vector of the 50-lb force from point O to its point of application on the pipe. (ANSWER: -15i -10j +12k inch)

The rigid pipe is subject to the following loads. Neglecting the weight of the pipe, determine the moment at O. SOLVE THE FF Vector component form of 50-lb force (ANSWER: 25.000i +0j -43.30k lb) Magnitude of the resultant force (ANSWER: 78.10 lb) Position vector of the 50-lb force from point O to its point of application on the pipe. (ANSWER: -15i -10j +12k inch)

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The rigid pipe is subject to the following loads. Neglecting the weight of the pipe, determine the moment at O.

SOLVE THE FF

Vector component form of 50-lb force (ANSWER: 25.000i +0j -43.30k lb)

Magnitude of the resultant force (ANSWER: 78.10 lb)

Position vector of the 50-lb force from point O to its point of application on the pipe. (ANSWER: -15i -10j +12k inch)

Moment at point O, in vector component form. (ANSWER: 1153.01i -829.52j +250.00k lb-in)

2 30% 50 lb 10" 60 lb 15" 12" Problem 2 Figure 40 lb-f
Transcribed Image Text:2 30% 50 lb 10" 60 lb 15" 12" Problem 2 Figure 40 lb-f
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The rigid pipe is subject to the following loads. Neglecting the weight of the pipe, determine the moment at O.

Moment at point O, in vector component form. (ANSWER: 1153.01i -829.52j +250.00k lb-in)

N 60 lb 50 lb 12" 10" -15" Problem 2 Figure 40 lb-ft
Transcribed Image Text:N 60 lb 50 lb 12" 10" -15" Problem 2 Figure 40 lb-ft
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