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Title: CE 201 Statics


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CE 201 - Statics
  • Lecture 2

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Contents
  • Vector Operations
  • Multiplication and Division of Vectors
  • Addition of Vectors
  • Subtraction of vectors
  • Resolution of a Vector
  • Vector Addition of Forces
  • Analysis of Problems

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Vector Operations
  • Multiplication and Division of a Vector by a
    Scalar
  • Vector A
  • Scalar a
  • A ? a aA
  • Magnitude of aA
  • Direction of A if a is positive ()
  • Direction of A (opposite) if a is negative (-)

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Vector Addition
  • Vectors are added according to the parallelogram
    law
  • The resultant R is the diagonal of the
    parallelogram
  • If two vectors are co-linear (both have the same
    line of action), they are added algebraically

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Vector Subtraction
  • The resultant is the difference between vectors A
    and B

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Resolution of a Vector
  • If lines of action are known, the resultant R can
    be resolved into two components acting along
    those lines (i.e. a and b).

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Vector addition of Forces
  • Force!
  • Is it vector OR scalar? Why?
  • The two common problems encountered in STATICS
    are
  • 1. Finding the RESULTANT (by knowing the
    COMPONENTS).
  • OR
  • 2. Resolving a FORCE into its COMPONENTS (by
    applying the parallelogram law).
  • If more than two forces are to be added!!
  • Apply the same law more than once depending on
    the number of forces.

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3 Forces
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Four Forces
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Analysis of Problems
  • Two procedures to be followed
  • Parallelogram law
  • Trigonometry
  • sine and/or cosine laws may be used

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Sine Law
  • A/sin (a) B/sin (b) C/sin (c)

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Cosine Law
  • C ?A2B2-2ABcos (c)

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Examples
  • 2.1
  • 2.2
  • 2.3
  • 2.4
  • Problem 2-8
  • Problem 2-25

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