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    The document contains 10 problems involving kinetics of particles, including boxes pulled by constant forces on various surfaces, boxes attached by strings or rigid links on inclines, and pulley systems. Free body diagrams are used to determine accelerations, tensions, and velocities given information about masses, applied forces, coefficients of friction, distances and times.

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    The document contains 10 problems involving kinetics of particles, including boxes pulled by constant forces on various surfaces, boxes attached by strings or rigid links on inclines, and pulley systems. Free body diagrams are used to determine accelerations, tensions, and velocities given information about masses, applied forces, coefficients of friction, distances and times.

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    EE007-3-1-ESDM / VE2 Chapter 6 – Kinetics of particles

    Tutorial 11

    1. A box of 50kg is pulled by a force P from rest as shown. Given that the force P is

    where t is time in seconds, and the coefficient of kinetic friction between the box
    and the surface is 0.3. The effect of the force such that the box slides to the right
    with an acceleration. With the aid of free body diagrams, determine;
    i) the acceleration in terms of t.
    ii) the velocity when the time is t = 4s.

    50kg 25o

    2. The crate, which has a mass of 100kg, is subjected to the action of the two forces as
    illustrated. The crate is originally at rest. Determine with the aid of a free body
    diagram the distance it slides in order to attain a speed of 6ms -1, given that the
    coefficient of kinetic friction between the crate and the surface is 0.2.

    800N 1000N
    5 3
    30o 4
    100kg

    3. Two boxes are attached together through an inextensible string across two smooth
    pulleys as shown. Determine the tension in the cable and the acceleration of the
    boxes. Draw free body diagrams to aid your calculations.

    APU Level 1 Asia Pacific University of Technology & Innovation Page 1 of 5


    EE007-3-1-ESDM / VE2 Chapter 6 – Kinetics of particles

    kg
     20
    = 0.1
    µk
    8kg
    25o
    µk =0.2

    4. A 10kg box is pulled from rest by a constant 80N as shown. Given that the horizontal
    plane is smooth, determine
    i) The acceleration of the box
    ii) its speed when the distance travelled is 5m from the origin.

    80N
    10kg

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    EE007-3-1-ESDM / VE2 Chapter 6 – Kinetics of particles

    5. A 10kg box is pulled by a constant 80N force from rest as shown. Given that the
    coefficient of friction between the box and the floor is 0.2, determine
    iii) The acceleration of the box
    iv) its speed when the distance travelled is 5m from the origin.

    80N
    10kg

    µ = 0.2

    6. Two boxes A and B are attached by a rigid link as shown. The 10kg box is subjected
    to a constant force of magnitude 100N. With the aid of free body diagrams, determine
    the acceleration of the boxes and the tension in the link.

    100N
    6kg 10kg

    µ = 0.25 µ = 0.2

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    EE007-3-1-ESDM / VE2 Chapter 6 – Kinetics of particles

    7. A pulley system is shown. The end of the cable at A is pulled by a constant force of
    magnitude 60N. Determine the acceleration of 10kg mass, if it’s start from rest.
    Assume all pulleys and cables are massless.

    F=60N
    10kg
     

    8. A 10kg mass in the pulley system shown is initially at rest. Determine the magnitude
    of the constant force F, to be applied if the mass is accelerating upward with a
    constant acceleration of 2ms-2. Assume all pulleys and cables are massless.

    F
    10kg
     

    APU Level 1 Asia Pacific University of Technology & Innovation Page 4 of 5


    EE007-3-1-ESDM / VE2 Chapter 6 – Kinetics of particles

    9. Two masses are attached to each other using an inextensible cable. The 10kg mass is
    releases from rest. Calculate the acceleration for both masses and the tension in the
    cable.

    2kg

    µk =0.2

    10kg

    10. A box comes to rest after sliding 50m on a rough surface. Assuming that the box is
    decelerating at a constant rate, and it takes 15s to stop, determine the coefficient of
    kinetic friction between the box and the surface.

    APU Level 1 Asia Pacific University of Technology & Innovation Page 5 of 5

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