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What is the maximum weight that can be suspended on a 25kg poll, 3/5 from the end? The maximum tension of the 30 degree guy-wire is 1500N. Find the horizontal and vertical forces exerted on the poll by the hinge.
Weight of the poll is W=mg=25*9.8=245,N , acting on the poll vertically downwards at L/2 from the hinge.
Weigh of JoeW'=Mg is acting on poll vertically downwards at 3L/5 from the hinge.
Components of tension in the wire, T cos acting horizontally towards the hinge, and Tsin acting vertically upwards at a distance of L from the hinge. ( L is the length of the poll)
Hinge forces fx towards right , and Fy upwards at the hinge point.
Net horizontal force on the poll is zero,Fx=Tcos ----(1)
Net up ward force on the poll = Net downward force on the poll
Fy+Tsin=mg+Mg ----------(2)
Net torque about the hinge on the system is zero,
=0
Tsin *L=mg*L/2+Mg*3L/5
Tsin =mg*L/2+Mg*3/5
M=(10Tsin-5mg) /6g=(10*1500*sin30-3*25*9.8) /6*9.8=115.05kg
Maximum weight that can be suspended on the poll is M=115.0,kg
(1) Fx=Tcos30=1500*cos30=1299N
Fy=mg+Mg-Tsin=25*9.8+115.05*9.8-1500*sin30=622.5N
Horizontal hinge force is Fx=1299N
Vertical hinge force is fy=622.5N