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xy' = y + 2 √xy
The problem2x5y'=y(3x to the 4+y squred =0
can anyone help with Hoists and Haulages in engineering mechanics?
A constant horizontal force of 10 lb rests on a body of smooth horizontal plane. The body starts from rest and is observed to move 250 ft in 5s.
a). What is the mass of the body?
b). If the force ceases to act at the end of 5s, how far will the body move in the next 5s?
Who has reviewers here for ECE board exam?
What is the answer to the question If 5n+6 is odd then n is odd
using the contraposition/contrapositive.
Hello,
I'm writing because I have a problem that I don't know how to solve.
I would be thankul if someone could help me solve this problem.
The problem is as follows:
I've been trying to solve the following question for 2 days now and i can't seem to be able to. can someone help me please ?
For the beam shown in Figure 3, the support at A is fully fixed. The beam is tapered however you may consider it to be a beam of 3 varying sections.
Take:
Beam A to B as having 3 times the I value of beam D to end, Beam B to D as having 1.5 times the I value of beam D to end and Beam D to end is 310 UB 46.2 with I = 100 x 106 mm4. Tip: this may be easier to solve using superposition.
A structural steel column with Fy = 250 MPa
having an unbraced length of 3m is to carry a total axial load of 1800 kN. Which of the following sections is most economical (lightest ) for the given loads. The comumn is hinged at both ends.
Section A: Area = 13,800mm2 Ix= 293.63 x106mm4Iy= 67.59 x 106mm4
SectionB: Area = 11,550 mm2 Ix=177.04 x 106mm4Iy=39.14x 106mm4
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