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    Worksheet 3.1 - Translational Equilibrium

    1. An object is suspended on a frictionless inclined plane by a rope parallel to the incline as shown. If the
    angle of the incline is 25o and the tension in the rope is 5000. N, what is the weight of the object?

    25o
    2. A 200.0 N child sitting on a playground swing is being pushed by her father. When the rope makes an angle of
    27o to the vertical what is the force exerted by her father? What is the tension in the rope, T?

    T=?
    27o

    F=?

    Fg = 200.0 N
    3. Find the tensions T1 and T2 in the ropes shown in the diagram.
    80o
    T2

    T1
    68o
    75 N

    4. A 15 kg object rests on a table. A cord is attached to this object


    and also to a wall. Another object is hung from this cord as
    shown. If the coefficient of friction between the 15 kg object 30o
    and the table is 0.27, what is the maximum mass that can be 15 kg
    hung, without movement?

    m=?

    5. A 735 N mountain climber is rappelling down the face of a vertical cliff as shown in the
    diagram. If the rope makes an angle of 12o with the cliff face, what is the tension in the rope?
    Assume that the climber pushes horizontally off of the cliff. 12o

    It’s late so
    this is a
    climber
    6. Given the following diagram, find W and T2.
    60o 30o
    T1 = 96 N
    T2 = ?

    W=?

    7. A 675 N object is pulled horizontally by a force of 410 N as


    shown. What is the angle, 0, between the rope and the
    vertical?
    0

    F = 410 N

    675 N

    8. W1, W2 and W3 are the weights of three objects suspended by


    pulleys as shown. Assuming the pulleys in this system are frictionless
    and weightless and that W3 = 12 N, what are the values of W1 and
    W2? (Simpler than you think!)
    24o 50o
    W1 W2
    W3
    Answers:

    1. 1.183 x 104 N
    2. F = 101.9 N, T = 224.5 N
    3. T1 = 15 N T2 = 82. N
    4. 2.3 kg
    5. 751 N
    6. W = 111 N, T2 = 55 N
    7. 31.3o
    8. W1 = 8.0 N, W2 = 11.4 N

    MAMW

    1. b. 5.2N @ -15°
    c. 0.26 m/s2 @ -15°
    d. 15 s

    2. b. 23 N @ 0°
    c. 4.7 m/s2 @ 0°
    d. 58 N @ 90°

    3. 3.87 m/s2 @ 180°


    4. a. 84.3 N @ 235°
    b. 4.38 m/s2 @35°

    5. a. 59.3 N @ 235°
    b. 3.95 m/s2

    6. b. 3.3 m/s2
    c. 65 N

    7. b. 0.47 m/s2
    c. 6.5 s

    8. a. 5.9 m/s2
    b. 0.82 s

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