Question 1 Select one answer. 1 points What is the correct description of the equivalency between the two loads shown below? 30 mm 10 N 5N 30 20 mm mm Question 2 Select one answer. 1 points What is the correct description of the equivalency between the two loads shown below: 30 mm 5N 5N 30 mm 40mm 1. fully equivalent 2. 3. statically equivalent not equivalent 40 mm SONY 40 mm 1. fully equivalent 2. 3. statically equivalent not equivalent 40 mm Question 3 Select one answer. 1 points What is the correct description of the equivalency between the two loads shown below: 30 mm 30 mm Question 4 Select one answer. 1 points What is the correct description of the equivalency between the two loads shown below: 30 mm 4N 40 mm 3 N 40 mm 5N 4 N 40 mm 3 N 1. fully equivalent statically equivalent 2. 3. not equivalent W M 30 mm 1. fully equivalent 2. 3. statically equivalent not equivalent 3N 4N 40 mm 口語音 70% Question 5 Choose the couple that would need to be added to the plate on the right so that the loads are statically equivalent to the force acting on the identical plate on the left. 5N 50 mm 5N 1. C 500 N-mm 2.0 250 N-mm D 3. 500 N-mm 100 mm 4. 250 N-mm 5. It is not possible to make the loads equivalent by adding a couple Georgia 13.5 BIU abe X, Font Question 6 Examine the diagram below. 40 N Paragraph 30 N Which combination of force and couple could be equivalent to the pair of forces shown above, assuming the couple, when present, has an appropriate magnitude? 1. W 50 N 50 N SON Question 7 For each of the five bars below (A, B, C, D, and E), indicate whether the loading on the bar on the right is statically equivalent to the loading on the bar at the left. 2N 100 400 -mm Fill in the blanks by selecting one option from each menu. ab Part 1: Bar A: 5 points ab Part 2: Bar B: 5 points 200 5 points D: 5 points N-mm 5 points mm 4N 100 mm 800 N-mm 4N 4 N 6N 6 N Bar A Bar B Bar C Bar D Bar E Bar A: Bar B: Bar C: Bar D: Bar E: Yes No Question 8 The plate below has a grid with im horizontal and vertical spacing between the dashed lines. On the left plate forces are applied at the red pegs and a couple is applied to the black nut as shown. On the right plate we want to apply a single force to the peg at P and a couple on the nut which are statically equivalent to the load on the left plate. Type numbers in the boxes. aby Part 1: CM: 10 points aby Part 2: Fx: 5 points aby Part 3: Fy: 5 points 20 points 15 N 10 N 30 N CM= N-m F= N F N P CM P