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    REVIEW INNOVATIONS

    MAY 2022 CE BOARD EXAM ALVAREZ 4


    INSTRUCTION: Select the correct answer for each of the following
    questions. Mark only one answer for each item by shading the box
    corresponding to the letter of your choice on the answer sheet provided.
    STRICTLY NO ERASURES ALLOWED. GOOD LUCK.

    NOTE: A times B is represented by A×B or A*B. A raised to the power n


    is expressed as A^n. All problems are 1 point each.

    Situation 1. The 20-kg mass in Figure MEC-101 is suspended by cables attached


    to three vertical 2-m posts. Pint A is at (0, 1.2, 0) m.

    1. Determine the tensile force, in N, in cable AB.


    A. 150.08 C. 36.87
    B. 146.04 D. 40.48
    2. Determine the resultant moment, in N-m, at the fixed support at E.
    A. 228.11 C. 268.43
    B. 238.16 D. 247.80
    3. If the built-in support of each vertical post will safely support a couple
    of 800 N-m magnitude, determine the maximum safe value of the suspended mass,
    in kg?
    A. 70.14 C. 59.61
    B. 67.18 D. 64.57

    Situation 2. As shown in Fig. MEC-102, the eyebolt is subjected to three forces


    A, B, and C.
    Given: A = 6.0 kN B = 2.4 kN θ = 30º

    4. How much is the angle β, in degrees, if the resultant of the three forces is
    3.6 kN and acts along the y-axis?
    A. 41.7 C. 48.3
    B. 75.5 D. 14.5
    5. If C = 4.6 kN and β = 45º, how much is the resultant, in kN, of the three
    forces?
    A. 3.6 C. 2.4
    B. 6.0 D. 4.8
    6. If the resultant of the three forces is 7.0 kN and acts along the x-axis,
    how much is the force C, in kN, if β = 45º?
    A. 5.3 C. 12.2
    B. 1.8 D. 10.5

    Situation 3. As shown in Figure MEC-103, a bin holds three cylinders, each


    weighing 1200 N. The diameter of each cylinder is 600 mm. Assume
    frictionless surfaces.

    7. Which of the following gives the force (N) at point A?


    A. 1,384 C. 1,200
    B. 693 D. 600
    8. Which of the following gives the force (N) at point D?
    A. 1,039 C. 0
    B. 346 D. 693
    9. Which of the following gives the force (N) at point G?
    A. 1,296 C. 2,400
    B. 1,800 D. 1,200

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    Situation 4. The center panel of the truss shown in Figure MEC-104 contains
    two flexible cables.

    10. What load P will cause a compressive load of 20 kN in BD.


    A. 50 C. 30
    B. 25 D. 60
    11. Which tension diagonal is acting and calculate the force in it, in kN.
    A. CD, 14.14 C. BE, 14.14
    B. BE, 28.28 D. CD, 28.28
    12. If P = 50 kN, calculate the reaction force of member DF, in kN.
    A. 47.14 C. 16.67
    B. 23.57 D. 33.33

    Situation 5. In Figure MEC-105, a body A weighs 300 N. It is held in position


    by a belt that passes over a fixed cylindrical drum, the belt being
    subjected to a horizontal force P at its end. The coefficient of friction
    is 0.18 between A and the inclined plane and 0.25 between the belt and
    the drum. It is required to determine the value of P when A is at impending
    motion up the plane.

    13. Which of the following most nearly gives the angle of contact between the
    belt and the drum in degrees?
    A. 138 C. 146
    B. 152 D. 140
    14. Which of the following most nearly gives the tension in the belt near the
    body A in Newtons?
    A. 212.5 C. 287.4
    B. 223.6 D. 198.5
    15. Which of the following most nearly gives the value of P in Newtons?
    A. 402 C. 422
    B. 452 D. 392

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    A

    B
    θ

    β C

    Figure MEC-101 Figure MEC-102

    Figure MEC-103

    B D

    A F
    L C L E L

    P
    34º
    Figure MEC-104

    Figure MEC-105

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