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An overly elaborate machine to eliminate James Bond is shown below. Bond is trap

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Question

An overly elaborate machine to eliminate James Bond is shown below. Bond is trapped in a cage sandwiched between two compressing arms that act on the cage at points C and D. A tank centered above point A is being filled with water at a rate of 1 liter/second. If the cage can only support up to 10 kN of compressive force, how long does James Bond have to escape the cage before his demise? Useful information: - Assume external forces only at points A B C and D. - The density of water is 1000 kg/m3 - Figure is NOT drawn to scale.

Explanation / Answer

torque about pivot weight of tank * 15=force on cage * 5 so weight of tank * 3=force on cage weight of tank=10000/3 N as rate of filling=1 liter/s mass of water required=10000/(3*9.8)=340.13 kg mass of water filled per second= 1kg so bond has 304.13 sec to escape hurry up bond :)

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