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GREYUIT [131]
3 years ago
10

Can you solve it descriptively . thanks

Physics
1 answer:
Solnce55 [7]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

|M_y| = 170.82 \ N.mm

Explanation:

From the diagram affixed below completes the question

Now from the diagram; We need to resolve the force at point  A into (3) components ; i.e x.y. & z directions which are equivalent to F_x \ , F_y \ ,  F_z

So;

F_x = positive x axis

F_y = Negative y axis

F_z = positive z axis

Then;

|M_x| = F_y *27-F_z*11 = 77 ----- equation(1) \\ \\ |M_z| = F_y*4 - F_x*11 = 81 ---- equation (2) \\ \\ |M_y| = F_x *27 - F_z *4 = ?  ---- equation (3)

From equation (1); Let's make F_y the subject of the formula ; then :

F_y = \frac{77+11F_z}{27}

Substituting  the value for F_y into equation (2) ; we have:

(\frac{77+11F_z}{27})4-F_x*11=81 \\ \\ 11(\frac{7+F_z}{27} ) 4- F_x -11 =81 \\ \\ 28+4 F_z - 27F_x = \frac{81*27}{11} \\ \\ 4F_z - 27F_x = 198.82 -28 \\ \\ 4F_z - 27F_x = 170.82 \\ \\ Since  \ |M_y| = 4F_z-27F_x \\ \\ Then: \\ \\ \\ |M_y| = 170.82 \ N.mm

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