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Find the support reaction at B & the load P, for beam shown in fig. If the reaction at support A is zero.
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Two cylinders are kept in a channel as shown in fig. Determine the reactions at all the contact points A, B, C & D. Assume all surfaces smooth.
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A cylinder with 1500 N weight is resting in an unsymmetrical smooth groove as shown in fig. determine reactions at the point of contacts.
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Find support reactions at A & B for the beam shown.
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A cylinder weighing 1000N & 1.5 m diameter is supported by a beam AB of length 6 m and weight 400 N as shown in fig. Neglecting friction at contact surfaces, determine
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State & prove Lami's theorem.
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Three Concurrent forces $P=150N, Q=250N$ and $S=300N$ are acting at $120^\circ$ with each other. Determine their resultant force magnitude and direction with respect to P. What is their equilibrant?
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Determine the centre of gravity of the shaded area.
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Find Centroid of shaded area with reference to X and Y axis.
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Determine the Centroid of the shaded area. All dimensions are in mm.
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Locate the centroid of the shaded position w.r to OX & OY axis (fig.)
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Find centroid of shaded area.
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Locate the centroid of shaded area.
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Find centroid of the shaded area.
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Find centroid of the shaded area.
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The guy cables AB & AC are attached to the top of the transmission tower as shown in fig. The tension in the cable AC is 8 KN.
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Replace the force system by a single force w. r. to point C
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Determine the resultant of the forces acting as given in figure below. Find the angle which the resultant makes with the positive X-axis.
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Four forces and a couple acting on a plate as shown in figure. Determine the resultant force and locate it with respect to point A.
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Discuss the resultant of concurrent forces in space.
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A Replace the force system (fig) by a single force w.r.to point C.
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Four concurrent forces act at a point as shown. Find their resultant.
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Find resultant of the force system.
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Find forces P and Q such that resultant of given system is zero.
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Replace the system of forces and couples by a single force and locate the point on the x- axis through which the line of action of the resultant passes.
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