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A uniform strut of mass m makes an angle \(\theta\) with the horizontal. It is supported by a frictionless pivot located at one third its length from its lower left end and a horizontal rope at its upper tight end. A cable and package of total weight w hang from its upper right end.

(a) Find the vertical and horizontal components V and H of the pivot’s force on the strut as well as the tension T in the rope.

(b) If the maximum safe tension in the rope is 700 N and the mass of the strut is 30.0 kg, find the maximum safe weight of the cable and package when the strut makes an angle of \(55.0^{\circ}\) with the horizontal.

(c) For what angle \(\theta\) can no weight be safely suspended from the right end of the strut?

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QUESTION:

A uniform strut of mass m makes an angle \(\theta\) with the horizontal. It is supported by a frictionless pivot located at one third its length from its lower left end and a horizontal rope at its upper tight end. A cable and package of total weight w hang from its upper right end.

(a) Find the vertical and horizontal components V and H of the pivot’s force on the strut as well as the tension T in the rope.

(b) If the maximum safe tension in the rope is 700 N and the mass of the strut is 30.0 kg, find the maximum safe weight of the cable and package when the strut makes an angle of \(55.0^{\circ}\) with the horizontal.

(c) For what angle \(\theta\) can no weight be safely suspended from the right end of the strut?

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Problem 59P

Solution 59 P

Step 1:

In this question, we need to find the horizontal component V and H of the pivot’s force on the strut and  find the tension T in the rope

In the second part we need to find the maximum weight of the cable and packages when strut makes with the horizontal

 

We need to find the angle at which no weight can be safely suspended from the right end of strut

Data given

Mass of strut

Angle made

For second part

Maximum tension

Mass of strut
Angle made by strut

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