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    using Canon fx570ES Plus

    Engr. Van M. Pastor


    CE, RMP, ME-1, TPICQS

    CLSU ABE REVIEW CLASS 2023


    Evaluate (3 - 2i)(4 + 3i)
    (3 - 2i)(4 + 3i)
    = 12 + 9i - 8i – 6i2
    = 12 + i – 6 (-1)
    = 18 + i

    MODE > 2:CMPLX


    ENTER: (3 - 2i)(4 + 3i)
    = 18 + i

    CLSU ABE REVIEW CLASS 2023


    50 KN Rx = 50cos80° + 10 + 25cos15°
    Three chains are acting
    Rx = 42.83 KN
    Ry = 50sin80° - 25sin15° upon an eye bolt. The
    Ry = 42.77 KN tensions in the chain are
    T1 = 50KN,
    R = 𝑅𝑥2 + 𝑅𝑦2 T2 = 10KN, and
    80° 10 KN R = 42.832 + 42.772 T3 = 25KN.
    15°
    25 KN R = 60.53 KN

    θ = tan-1( Ry / Rx )
    θ = tan-1( 42.77 / 42.83 )
    θ = 44.96° CCW
    CALCULATOR TECHNIQUE
    On your calculator,
    MODE > 2:CMPLX
    ENTER: 50∟80 + 10∟0 + 25∟(360-15)
    RESULT: 42.83055454 + 42.76991152i
    SHIFT > CMPLX > 3 > =
    RESULT: 60.52868522 ∟ 44.95940924
    CLSU ABE REVIEW CLASS 2023
    R = 60.53 KN, θ = 44.96° CCW
    Find the 50th term of the
    The given arithmetic progression has a common difference of 3
    A.P. 4,7,10 …
    7–4=3
    10 – 7 = 3
    first term, a1 = 4

    an = a1 + (n – 1)(d)
    an = 4 + (50 – 1)(3)
    an = 151

    MODE > 3:STAT > 2:A+BX


    ENTER: X[1,2,3], Y[4,7,10] > AC
    ENTER:50 > SHIFT > 1 > 5:Reg > 5:ŷ
    an = 151

    CLSU ABE REVIEW CLASS 2023


    A machine costs P 8,000.00
    BVm = FC – Dm
    and an estimated life of 10
    BVm = FC – m[(FC-SV) / n]
    BV8 = 8000 – 8[(8000-500) / 10] years with a salvage value
    BV8 = P 2000.00 of P 500.00. What is its
    book value after 8 years
    MODE > 3:STAT > 2:A+BX using straight-line method?
    ENTER: X[0,10], Y[8000,500] > AC
    ENTER:8 > SHIFT > 1 > 5:Reg > 5:ŷ
    BV8 = P 2000.00

    CLSU ABE REVIEW CLASS 2023


    Find the sum of the first 10
    s= [a1(rn -1)] / [r -1]
    terms of the geometric
    r = 4/2 = 8/4 = 16/8 = 2 progression 2,4,8,16 …
    s = [2(210 -1)] / [2 -1]
    s = 2046

    MODE > 3:STAT > 6:A•B^X


    ENTER: X[1,2,3,4], Y[2,4,8,16] > AC
    SHIFT > log[][] > ALPHA > ) > SHIFT > 1 > 5:Reg > 5:ŷ >
    SHIFT > ) > ENTER:1, SHIFT > ) > ENTER:10 > ) > =
    Ʃ(Xŷ,1,10) should be in the screen
    s = 2046

    CLSU ABE REVIEW CLASS 2023


    If the 3rd term of the GP is
    an = a1r(n – 1)
    20, and the 6th term is 160,
    20 = a1r(3 – 1) what is the first term?
    20 = a1r2
    r = √(20/a1)

    160 = a1r(6 – 1)
    160 = a1(√(20/a1))5
    a1 =5

    MODE > 3:STAT > 6:A•B^X


    ENTER: X[3,6], Y[20,160] > AC
    ENTER:1 > SHIFT > 1 > 5:Reg > 5:ŷ
    a1 =5

    CLSU ABE REVIEW CLASS 2023


    100 KN P F 200 KN Find the value of P and F so
    that the four forces shown
    2m 3m 2m produce an upward
    A 4m resultant of 300KN acting
    4.0 meters from the left end
    R = 300KN of the bar.
    R = ΣFv
    300 = -100 + P – F + 200
    P – F = 200 eq. (1)

    Moment at point A
    4(300) = -100(0) + P(2) – F(5) + 200(7)
    1200 = 2P - 5F + 1400
    2P – 5F = -200 eq. (2)

    MODE > 5:EQN > 1:anX+bnY=Cn


    ENTER: 1[1,-1,200] 2[2,-5,-200]
    RESULT: X=400, Y=200

    CLSU ABE REVIEW CLASS 2023


    P = 400KN, F = 200KN
    FAB (0.9,-0.3,1.2); LAB = 0.9 2 + (−0.3)2 + (1.2)2 = 1.530
    FAC (-0.9,-0.3,1.2); LAB = −0.9 2 + (−0.3)2 + (1.2)2 = 1.530 In the figure shown,
    FAD (0,0.9,1.2); LAB = 0 2 + (0.9)2 + (1.2)2 = 1.500
    determine the forces acting
    on each cable.
    ΣFx = Fx1 + Fx2 + Fx3 = 0
    FAB(0.9/1.530) + FAC(-0.9/1.530) + FAD(0/1.5) = 0
    0.588FAB – 0.588FAC = 0 eq (1)
    0.9m
    ΣFy = Fy1 + Fy2 + Fy3 = 0
    FAB(-0.3/1.530) + FAC(-0.3/1.530) + FAD(0.9/1.5) = 0
    -0.196FAB – 0.196FAC + 0.6FAD = 0 eq (2)

    ΣFz = Fz1 + Fz2 + Fz3 = 490.50


    FAB(1.2/1.530) + FAC(1.2/1.530) + FAD(1.2/1.5) = 490.50
    0.784FAB + 0.784FAC + 0.8FAD = 490.50 eq (3)

    MODE > 5:EQN > 2: anX+bnY+cnZ=dn


    INPUT: 1[0.588,-0.588,0,0] 2[-0.196,-0.196,0.6,0] 3[0.784,0.784,0.8,490.50]
    RESULT: X=234.61, Y=234.61, Z=153.28

    FAB = 234.61 KN

    CLSU ABE REVIEW CLASS 2023


    FAC = 234.61 KN
    FAD = 153.28 KN
    F1 = 150N, L1 = 5 2 + (−6)2 + (2)2 = 8.062
    Determine the resultant of
    F2 = 340N, L2 = 4 2 + (0)2 + (−3)2 = 5.000
    the system of concurrent
    F3 = 280N, L3 = −1 2 + (2)2 + (6)2 = 6.403 forces having the following
    magnitudes and the
    Rx = ΣFx = Fx1 + Fx2 + Fx3
    Rx = 150(5/8.062) + 340(4/5) + 280(-1/6.403) = 321.30 N indicated points and
    passing through the origin.
    Ry = ΣFy = Fy1 + Fy2 + Fy3 F1 = 150 N (5,-6,2),
    Ry = 150(-6/8.062) + 340(0/5) + 280(2/6.403) = -24.18 N F2 = 340 N (4,0,-3),
    F3 = 280 N (-1,2,6).
    Rz = ΣFz = Fz1 + Fz2 + Fz3
    Rz = 150(2/8.062) + 340(-3/5) + 280(6/6.403) = 95.59 N

    R = 𝑅𝑥2 + 𝑅𝑦2 + 𝑅𝑧2


    R = (321.30)2 + (−24.18)2 + (95.59)2
    R = 336.08 KN

    MODE > 8:VECTOR


    INPUT: VctA[5,-6,2] VctB[4,0,-3] VctC[-1,2,6]
    ENTER: 150VctA÷Abs(VctA) + 340VctB÷Abs(VctB) + 280VctC÷Abs(VctC)
    RESULT: [321.29 -24.17 95.29]

    CLSU ABE REVIEW CLASS 2023


    The results shown are the x,y,and z components of the resultant.
    Never will you have this day again, make it count

    CLSU ABE REVIEW CLASS 2023

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