Determine the x-y and n-t components of the 17.0 kip force F acting on the simply supported beam. Assume a = 28 ft, b = 16 ft, $\theta$ = 15°, and $\phi$ = 35°. Answers: $F_x$ = 7.185 kips $F_y$ = -15.407 kips $F_n$ = -9.75 kips $F_t$ = -13.93 kips
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We need to find the x-y components ($F_x$, $F_y$) and n-t components ($F_n$, $F_t$) of the force F. Given: Force magnitude $F = 17.0$ kips Angle of the beam with the horizontal $\theta = 15^\circ$ Angle of the force F with the normal (t-axis) $\phi = 35^\circ$ The Show more…
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