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Problems 69 show a free-body diagram. For this:

a. Write a realistic dynamics problem for which this is the correct free-body diagram. Your problem should ask a question that can be answered with a value of position or velocity (such as 鈥淗ow far?鈥 or 鈥淗ow fast?鈥), and should give sufficient information to allow a solution.

b. Solve your problem!

Short Answer

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The speed of the assumed particle is32m/s

Step by step solution

01

Given information from FIGURE p.6.69 assumptions

Consider a roller slides through a ramp of inclination angle 150.

The force acting on the sliding surface of the roller is role="math" localid="1649685033863" Fx1=12000N

The force acting normal to the roller is role="math" localid="1649685039793" Fy1=14500N

The weight of the roller is FG=15000N

02

Resolving of forces.

Resolving forces in x-direction xF

Fx=12000N+FGsin(150)=12000N+3882N=15882N

Resolving forces in y-direction yF

Fy=Fy-FGcos(150)=14500-14489N11N

Resultant force F is given by

F=F2x+F2y=158822+112=15882N

To find the mass of the roller

FG=mgm=FGg=150009.81=1529kg

To find the acceleration axof the roller

role="math" localid="1649689866017" ax=Fxm=158821529=10.4m/s2

To find the velocity of the roller we have

V1x=V0x+axtwhereV0x=0andt=3sec.

V1x=0+10.4(3)=31.232m/s

The velocity of the body is32m/s

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