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This document is an assignment for Engineering Mechanics I from the College of Architecture and Civil Engineering at AASTU, prepared by Nigist A. It includes various problems related to forces, moments, and reactions in civil engineering contexts, requiring calculations for resultant forces, moments, and tension in cables. The submission date for the assignment is May 07, 2021.

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Assignment 1

This document is an assignment for Engineering Mechanics I from the College of Architecture and Civil Engineering at AASTU, prepared by Nigist A. It includes various problems related to forces, moments, and reactions in civil engineering contexts, requiring calculations for resultant forces, moments, and tension in cables. The submission date for the assignment is May 07, 2021.

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AASTU, COLLEGE OF ARCHTECTURE AND CIVIL ENGINEERING

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING


Assignment I of Engineering Mechanics I
1. Determine:
a. The resultant of the given forces
b. The moment created at point A. and
c. The force-couple system at point A

𝜃 = 30°

2. For the figure shown below calculate the resultant of four given forces.

Assignment I Submission date May 07, 2021 Prepared by Nigist A.


3. Reduce the given loading system to a force–couple system at point A. Then
determine the distance x to the right of point A at which the resultant of the three
forces acts.

200 N 180 N

2m 5m

4. When the pole OA is in the position shown and the tension in cable AB is 5 KN.
a. Write the tension force exerted on the small collar at point A as a vector
using the coordinates shown.
b. Determine the moment of this force about point O and state the moments
about the x-, y-, and z-axes.
c. Determine the projection of this tension force onto line AO.

5. The 600-kg uniform beam is subjected to the three external loads shown.
Compute the reactions at the support point O.

Assignment I Submission date May 07, 2021 Prepared by Nigist A.


6. Calculate the reaction force for the figure shown below.

7. The right-angle uniform slender bar AOB has mass m. If friction at the pivot O is
neglected, determine the magnitude of the normal force at A and the magnitude of
the pin reaction at O.

8. Determine the external reactions at A and F for the roof truss loaded as shown. The
vertical loads represent the effect of the supported roofing materials, while the 400-
N force represents a wind load.

Assignment I Submission date May 07, 2021 Prepared by Nigist A.


9. The vertical mast supports the 4-kN force and is constrained by the two fixed cables
BC and BD and by a ball-and-socket connection at A. Calculate the tension in BD.
Can this be accomplished by using only one equation of equilibrium?

10. The light right-angle boom which supports the 400-kg cylinder is supported by
three cables and a ball and-socket joint at O attached to the vertical x-y surface.
Determine the reactions at O and the cable tensions

Assignment I Submission date May 07, 2021 Prepared by Nigist A.

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