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    Force System I

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    Force Vectors

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    Problem 1

    Determine the magnitude of the resultant force of F 1, F 2and its direction measured counter clockwise from the positive axis

    FR = 867 Nf = 108 o

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    Graphical Representation ofa Vector A

    Line of Action

    Head

    O

    P20 o

    Tail

    1

    A

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    Operations by Scalars

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    Vector Addition

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    Addition of Collinear Vector

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    IMPORTANT POINTS

    A scalar is a positive or negative number. A vector is a quantity that has magnitude ,

    direction , and sense .

    Multiplication or division of a vector by ascalar will change the magnitude of the vector.The sense of the vector will change if the scalaris negative .

    As a special case, if the vectors are collinear ,the resultant is formed by an algebraic or scalar addition.

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    Vector Subtraction

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    Resolution of a Vector

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    Vector Addition of Forces

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    Problem 1

    Determine the magnitude of the resultant force of F 1, F 2and its direction measured counter clockwise from the positive axis

    FR = 867 N

    f = 108 o

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    R F

    105

    75cos221

    2

    2

    2

    1 F F F F F R

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    R F

    75

    75cos221

    2

    2

    2

    1 F F F F F R

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    R F

    75cos221

    2

    2

    2

    1 F F F F F R

    75

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    N8679751533

    259.09600001000000

    75cos960000640000360000

    75cos8006002800600 22

    R

    R

    R

    R

    R

    F F

    F

    F

    F

    75cos2 212

    2

    2

    1 F F F F F R

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    ...arcsin

    ...sin

    75sin867

    800sin

    sinsin75sin12

    F F F R

    sinsin75sin12 F F F R

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    Problem 2

    Determine the magnitude of the resultant force of F 1, F 2, F 3and its direction measured counter clockwise from the positive axis

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    12 R F

    12 3 R F

    93cos231

    2

    3

    2

    12 F F F F F R R R

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    N998

    51.997995026

    93cos4508672450867 22

    R

    R

    R

    F F

    F

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    sinsin93sin112 F F F R R

    93sin998

    867sin

    sinsin93sin

    312

    F F F R R

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    Procedure of Analysis

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    Parallelogram Law

    Make a sketch showing the vector additionusing the parallelogram law.

    Two component forces add according tothe parallelogram law, yielding a resultantforce that forms the diagonal of theparallelogram.

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    If a force is to be resolved into

    components along two axes directed fromthe tail of the force, then start at the headof force and construct lines parallel to theaxes, thereby forming the parallelogram.

    The sides of the parallelogram representthe components. Label all the known and unknown force

    magnitudes and the angles on sketch andidentify the two unknowns.

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    Trigonometry

    Redraw a half portion of the parallelogramto illustrate the triangular head-to-tailaddition of the components.

    The magnitude of the resultant force canbe determined from the law of cosines,and its direction is determined from thelaw of sine.

    The magnitude of two force componentsare determined from the law of sine.

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    c

    C

    b

    B

    a

    Asinsinsin

    Sine Law

    c AB B AC cos222

    Cosine Law

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    The screw eye in Figure is

    subjected to two forces, F 1 andF2. Determine the magnitudeand direction of the resultantforce.

    Example 1

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    The force F acting on the frame shown inFigure has a magnitude of 500 N and is to

    be resolved into two components actingalong members AB and AC. Determine

    the angle , measured below thehorizontal, so that the component F AC is

    directed from A toward C and has amagnitude of 400 N.

    Example 3

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    The ring shown in Figure issubjected to two forces F 1 and

    F2. If it is required that theresultant force have a magnitudeof 1 kN and be directed verticallydownward, determine:

    (a) the magnitudes of F 1 and F 2

    provided = 30o, and(b) the magnitudes of F 1 and F 2 if F2

    is to be a minimum.

    Example 4

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    ForcesSystem

    Co-PlanarVectors

    CartesianVectors

    2D Problem

    3D Problem

    ScalarNotation

    CartesianVector

    Notation

    AlgebraicScalar

    CartesianUnit

    Vector

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    Addition of a System of

    Coplanar Forces

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    Problem 2

    Determine the magnitude of the resultant force of F 1, F 2, F 3and its direction measured counter clockwise from the positive axis

    F1x

    F 1y

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    j F i F F

    j F i F F

    j F i F F

    y x

    y x

    y x

    333

    222

    111

    y x

    y x

    y x

    F F F F F F

    F F F

    333

    222

    111

    y y y y

    x x x x

    F F F F

    F F F F

    321

    321

    j F F F F i F F F F

    y y y y

    x x x x

    321

    321

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    Scalar Notation

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    Cartesian Vector Notation

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    Coplanar Force Resultants

    y Ry

    x Rx

    F F F F

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    22 Ry Rx R F F F

    Rx

    Ry

    F

    F 1tan

    R F

    Rx F

    Ry F

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    Cartesian Vectors

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    Three forces act on the hook. If the resultant force F R has amagnitude and direction as shown, determine the magnitude

    and the coordinate direction angles of F 3.

    Problem 3

    F3 = 166 N

    = o= 63.7 o

    g = 27.5 o

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    zC i

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    CartesianVectorsRight-handed

    CoordinateSystem

    RectangularComponents

    of a Vector

    x

    y

    x

    y

    z

    A

    Ax

    Ay

    Az UnitVector

    A AuA

    CartesianUnit

    Vectors

    Unit vector have a magnitudeof 1 and same direction as A.

    0 Au

    j

    k

    Cartesian VectorRepresentation

    k jiA z y x A A A

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    Rectangular Components of a Vector

    Representation

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    p

    Magnitude

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    g

    Direction

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    Direction

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    Addition and Subtraction of

    Cartesian Vectors

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    Position Vectors

    x, y, z coordinates

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    Position Vector

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    Position Vector

    k jir z y x

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    BA rrr

    k jik jir-rr AB A A A B B B z y x z y x

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    Force Vector

    Directed Along a Line

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    Dot Product

    P bl 4

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    Problem 4

    Determine the projection of the force F along the pole

    Proj. F= 0.667 kN

    D P d

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    Dot Product

    z z y y x x B A B A B A BA

    cos ABBA

    L f O i

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    Laws of Operating

    A li i

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    Applications

    The angle formedbetween two vectorsor intersecting lines.

    The component of avector parallel and

    perpendicular to aline.

    1800

    cos 1

    AB

    BA

    uA.uuAA.u

    cos

    cos

    A

    A A

    22 A A A

    Th A l

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    The Angle

    h

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    The Components

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    The scalar projection of A along a line is determinedfrom dot product of A and the unit vector u which

    defines the direction of the line.

    E l 1

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    Example 1

    The frame shown in Figure is subjected to a horizontal force F ={300j} N. Determine the magnitude of the components of this

    force parallel and perpendicular to member AB.

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    E l 2

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    The pipe in Figure is subjected to the force of F = 80 lb.Determine the angle between F and the pipe segment BA, and the

    magnitudes of the components of F, which are parallel andperpendicular to BA.

    Example 2

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