Engineering Fundamentals: An Introduction to Engineering, 4th ed.c

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    1. Calculate the buoyancy force acting on a partially
      immersed boat (V2.0 m
      3
      ). The density of water is
      1000 kg /m
      3
      .



  1. 4 0. How many 5-in.-diameter, 1/4-in.-thick disks can be
    fitted into a 4-ft long, 5 1/4-diameter cylindrical
    container?

  2. 4 1. In the U.S., the fuel consumption of an automobile is
    expressed in Xmiles per gallon. Obtain a single factor
    that could be used to convert the Xmiles per gallon to
    km per liter.

  3. 4 2. Calculate the arc length S 1 in the accompanying figure.
    R 2 8 cm, R 1 5 cm, and S 2 6.28 cm.

  4. 4 3. A 10-cm-long rectangular bar (when subjected to a ten-
    sile load) deforms by 0.1 mm. Calculate the normal
    strain.

  5. 4 4. Calculate the volume of material used in making 100 ft
    of 4-in. type K copper tubing.

  6. 4 5. Calculate the volume of material used in making 100 ft
    of 4-in. type L copper tubing.
    7.46. Calculate the volume of material used in making 100 ft
    of 4-in. type M copper tubing.



    1. By what factor do you increase the resistance to bend-
      ing (about x–xaxis) if you were to use W18 76
      beam over W831?



  7. 4 8. By what factor do you increase the resistance to bend-
    ing (about y–yaxis) if you were to use W18 76
    beam over W831?

  8. 4 9. Estimate the frontal area (excluding the display
    panel) of the cell phone shown in the accompanying
    figure.
    7.50. Estimate the frontal area of the car shown in the
    accompanying figure.


R 1


S 1


S 2


θ


R 2


8 cm


13 cm


Problem 7.42


Problem 7.49


68.5 in.


50.9 in.


Problem 7.50


Problems 195


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