Assignment #3: Mechanical Engineering Problems from Onouye's Textbook - Prof. A. Nichols, Assignments of Environmental Science

Information about assignment #3 for a mechanical engineering course, including the due date, grading policy, problem sources, and partial answers to check. Students are required to use multiframe2d software to solve for all member forces and submit the file along with a print of the axial forces diagram.

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ENDS 231 S2007abn
ENDS 231. Assignment #3
Date: 2/1/07, due 2/13/07 Pass-fail work
Problems: from Onouye, Chapters 3 & 4.
Note: Problems marked with a * have been altered with respect to the problem stated in the text.
Partial answers to check with: Ax = +212 N,
A
y = +1,177 N, MRA = -3,428 Nm
Partial answers to check with: Ax = +3.08 k
A
y = +12.62 k, B = 8 k.
Partial answers to check with: A = 16.23 k,
B
x = +15.75 k, BD = -8.43 k , DE = 12 k,
DC = 9.49 k, EC = -15 k.
*Also solve for all member forces to verify your work
using Multiframe2D. Submit the file to the
Assignments folder in the class folder, and provide a
print of the axial forces diagram.

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ENDS 231 S2007abn

ENDS 231. Assignment

Date: 2/1/07, due 2/13/07 Pass-fail work

Problems: from Onouye, Chapters 3 & 4. Note: Problems marked with a * have been altered with respect to the problem stated in the text.

Partial answers to check with: Ax = +212 N, Ay = +1,177 N, M (^) RA = -3,428 Nm

Partial answers to check with: Ax = +3.08 k Ay = +12.62 k, B = 8 k.

Partial answers to check with: A = 16.23 k, Bx = +15.75 k, BD = -8.43 k , DE = 12 k, DC = 9.49 k, EC = -15 k.

*Also solve for all member forces to verify your work using Multiframe2D. Submit the file to the Assignments folder in the class folder, and provide a print of the axial forces diagram.