978-0073398242 Chapter 18 Solution Manual Part 4

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PROBLEM 18.24
Solve Problem 18.23, assuming that the bent rod is hit at
C
.
PROBLEM 18.23
A uniform rod of total mass
m
is bent into the shape shown and is
suspended by a wire attached at
B
. The bent rod is hit at
D
in a direction
perpendicular to the plane containing the rod (in the negative
z
direction). Denoting
the corresponding impulse by
F
t
, determine (
a
) the velocity of the mass center of
the rod, (
b
) the angular velocity of the rod.
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PROBLEM 18.24 (Continued)
To determine angular velocity, we shall use Eqs. (18.7) first, we determine the moments & products of
inertia:
12
mmm



2
() ( )
xy
I
aama


22
34
xy
aF t ma ma

 (6)
22
11
00
46
xy
ma ma

 (7)
000 zz
I
 (8)
Multiplying Eq. (7) by 3/2 and adding to Eq. (6):
2,
23 24
38 7
Ft
aF t ma ma




Substituting for
x into (7):
Ft
zz z
Thus: 12 (2 3 )
7
ma
ωij

Note that
y 0, even though Point C where impulse is applied is on the y axis.
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PROBLEM 18.25
Three slender rods, each of mass m and length 2a, are welded
together to form the assembly shown. The assembly is hit at A in
a vertical downward direction. Denoting the corresponding
impulse by F,t
determine immediately after the impact (a) the
velocity of the mass center G, (b) the angular velocity of the rod.
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PROBLEM 18.25 (Continued)
(b) Angular velocity.
Equate moments about G:
3
zzz z
Therefore,
(3 /8 )( 4 )Ftma
ωik 
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PROBLEM 18.26
Solve Problem 18.25, assuming that the assembly is hit at
B
in the
negative x direction.
PROBLEM 18.25
Three slender rods, each of mass
m
and length
2
a
, are welded together to form the assembly shown. The
assembly is hit at
A
in a vertical downward direction. Denoting
the corresponding impulse by
F
,
t
determine immediately after
the impact (
a
) the velocity of the mass center
G
, (
b
) the angular
velocity of the rod.
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PROBLEM 18.26 (Continued)
(b) Angular velocity.
Equate moments about G:
(3 /8 )( 4 )Ftma
ωjk
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PROBLEM 18.27
Two circular plates, each of mass 4 kg, are rigidly connected by
a rod
AB
of negligible mass and are suspended from Point
A
as
shown. Knowing that an impulse
(2.4 N s)t
Fk
is
applied at Point
D
, determine (
a
) the velocity of the mass center
G
of the assembly, (
b
) the angular velocity of the assembly.
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PROBLEM 18.27 (Continued)
(a) Direct components:
2tmFv
0 2 0
xx
mv v
2(2)(4)
z
(b) Moments about G. ()( )
G
br Ft
j
ikH
x
y
: (0.18)(2.4) ( 0.216) 0.3888
x
y
j
(2)
k: 0 0.504 0
zz

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PROBLEM 18.28
Two circular plates, each of mass 4 kg, are rigidly connected by
a rod
AB
of negligible mass and are suspended from Point
A
as
shown. Knowing that an impulse
(2.4 N s)t
Fj
is applied
at Point
D
, determine (
a
) the velocity of the mass center
G
of
the assembly, (
b
) the angular velocity of the assembly.
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PROBLEM 18.28 (Continued)
(a) Direct components:
2tm
Fv
0 2 0
xx
mv v
zz
Point A moves upward. The cord becomes slack. ()0Tt
2.4 0.300 m/s
(2)(4)
y
v (0.300 m/s)vj
x
xxyy xyxyy zz
Resolve into components and apply the numerical data.
: (0.18)(2.4) 0.2448 ( 0.216)
x
y
i (1)
:j 0 ( 0.216) 0.3888
x
y
 (2)

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