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Moment of Force. Conditions of Equilibrium Revision Questions

1) Two objects are placed on a massless bar in different distances from the turning point as shown in the figure below.

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What is the force F necessary to keep the system in equilibrium at the horizontal position?

  1. 5.8 N
  2. 3.4 N
  3. 34 N
  4. 58 N

Correct Answer: D

2) A 80 N force acts on the left end of a 18 N heavy bar at 370 to the horizontal direction as shown in the figure.

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What is the magnitude of the extra weight placed on the right end of the bar necessary to set the equilibrium? Take cos 370 = 0.8 and sin 370 = 0.6.

  1. 29 N
  2. 14 N
  3. 39.7 N
  4. 34.8 N

Correct Answer: D

3) What is m1 + m2 + m3 for the system shown in the figure if it is in equilibrium? The bars are massless.

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  1. 18 kg
  2. 16 kg
  3. 14 kg
  4. 12 kg

Correct Answer: B

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