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Please refer to the attached diagram, which shows a bar OA of length 3 m in an xyzcoordinate system.

 

 

Question 1 of 15

Please refer to the attached diagram, which shows a bar OA of length 3 m in an xyzcoordinate system. We draw two cords AB and AC such that points B and C are on the xy plane. The distances of the points B and C from the x and y axes are clearly marked.

Which of the following gives the correct coordinates of point A?

A.

Ax = 1.30 m; Ay = 2.60 m; Az= -0.750 m

B.

Ax = -0.750 m; Ay = 1.30 m; Az = 2.60 m

C.

Ax = 2.60 m; Ay = 1.30 m; Az= -0.750 m

D.

Ax = -0.750 m; Ay = 2.60 m ; Az = 1.30 m

E.

Ax =1.30 m; Ay = -0.750 m; Az = 2.60 m



Question 2 of 15

Please refer to the attached diagram, which shows a bar OA of length 3 m in an xyzcoordinate system. We draw two cords AB and AC such that points B and C are on the xy plane. The distances of the points B and C from the x and y axes are clearly marked.

Which of the following gives the magnitudes of the position vectors rAB and rAC?

A.

rAB = 2.60 m; rAC = 2.97 m

B.

rAB = 2.97 m; rAC = 3.57 m

C.

rAB = 1.30 m; rAC = 2.60 m

D.

rAB = 3.57 m; rAC = 2.97 m

E.

rAB = 3.57 m; rAC = 2.60 m



Question 3 of 15

Please refer to the attached diagram, which shows a bar OA of length 3 m in an xyz coordinate system. We draw two cords AB and AC such that points B and C are on the xy plane. The distances of the points B and C from the x and y axes are clearly marked. Which of the following correctly gives the unit vectors uOA, uAB and uAC?

i)   uAB: 0.491i + 0.477j-0.729k

ii) uAC: -0.421i + 0.236j – 0.875k

iii) uAO: -0.250i + 0.433j-0.867k

 

A.

iii) only

B.

ii) and iii)

C.

i) and ii) only

D.

All three are correct

E.

i) only



Question 4 of 15

Please refer to the attached diagram, which shows a bar OA of length 3 m in an xyzcoordinate system. We draw two cords AB and AC such that points B and C are on the xy plane. The distances of the points B and C from the x and y axes are clearly marked.

Which of the following correctly gives the angle between the cords AB and AC?

A.

57.0o

B.

32.9o

C.

28.5o

D.

0.999o

E.

47.0o



Question 5 of 15

Please refer to the attached diagram, which shows a bar OA of length 3 m in an xyzcoordinate system. We draw two cords AB and AC such that points B and C are on the xy plane. The distances of the points B and C from the x and y axes are clearly marked.

Which of the following correctly gives the resultant force, Fr (in N), calculated from the magnitudes of force FAB along the AB line and FAC along the AC line - which are 100N and 200 N, respectively?

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