Name _______________________________________ Student # ___________________ Section # ________ CIVE 1150: ENGINEERING MECHANICS: STATICS University of Toledo – Department of Civil Engineering Final Exam, Fall 2005 Select the best answer to each question. Closed book and closed notes. Do your own work; cheating is punishable by failing the course. Note that the origin of the coordinate axes is in the lower left corner. Note there is a hole in the plate. The plate is homogeneous and has a constant thickness. Determine the least raduis of gyration. Y 24 mm Solid 100 mm Solid 36 mm Hole Solid 160 mm Solid X 0 18 mm 40 mm 42 mm 100mm ( OVER ) Name _______________________________________ Student # ___________________ Section # ________ Statics - Final Exam - Fall 2005 The simply supported beam is loaded as shown below. Ignore the self weight of the beam. Obtain the external reactions. Obtain the Shear and Bending Moment diagrams for this beam. Clearly indicate: - maximum shear and its location - maximum moments (positive and/or negative) and their locations - slopes for linear portion of curves - equations for 1st order or higher curves - order of the curves or lines 4000 Lb/Ft A B 6 ft 9 ft C 5 ft x 0 ( OVER ) Name _______________________________________ Student # ___________________ Section # ________ Statics - Final Exam - Fall 2005 The simply supported truss is loaded as shown below. Ignore the self weight of the truss. Obtain the external reactions. Find the internal forces in the following members (indicate Compression or Tension). - BD - BE - CE - IJ 12K 12K 12K D F 12K 12K H B J 3 ft A L C 2 ft 4 ft E G 4 ft I 4 ft ( OVER ) . K 4 ft 2 ft Name _______________________________________ Student # ___________________ Section # ________ Statics - Final Exam - Fall 2005 The frame is loaded as shown below. Ignore the self weight. Find the forces acting on the following members (indicate direction). ( OVER ) .