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Calculate the tension in a rope with a diameter of 2 inches and a hanging load of 1000 lbs in: a. lbs/sq. in. b. mega pascal

User Santthosh
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Answer:

a)
T=318.3\ lb/in^2

b)T= 2.1 MPa

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that

Diameter ,d= 2 in

Load ,P= 1000 lbs

We know that

1 lb = 4.45 N

1 in = 0.0254 m

P= 4448.22 N

So tension in rope T


T=(P)/((\pi d^2)/(4))

a)


T=(P)/((\pi d^2)/(4))


T=( 1000)/((\pi * 2^2)/(4))


T=318.3\ lb/in^2

b)

We know that


1\ lb/in^2=6894.76\ N/m^2


318.3\ lb/in^2=2.1* 10^6\ N/m^2


1\ MPa=10^6\ Pa

So T= 2.1 MPa

User NateTheGreat
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Answer:

(a)
318.471lbs/inch^2

(b)
2.196mega\ pascal

Step-by-step explanation:

We have given load = 1000 lbs

And diameter of the rope d = 2 inches

So radius
r=(d)/(2)=(2)/(2)=1inch

Area
a=\pi r^2=3.14* 1^2=3.14inch^2

(a) Tension
T=(load)/(area )=(1000)/(3.14)=318.471lbs/inch^2

(b) We know that 1 lbs = 4.4482 Newton

So 1000 lbs = 1000×4.4482 = 4448.8 N

And
1inch^2=0.000645m^2

So 3.14
inch^2 = 3.14×0.000645 =
2.0253* 10^(-3)m^2

So
T=(load)/(area )=(4448.8N)/(2.0253* 10^(-3)m^2)=2196.61* 10^3N/m^2=2196.61kPa =
2.196mega\ pascal

User Crrlos
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