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01 Law Ofpolygon of Forces

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EXPERIMENT NO.TITLE: - LAW OF POLYGON OF FORCES (concurrent coplanar force system).AIM:- To study Law of polygon of forces for concurrent coplanar force system.APPARATUS:- Universal force table, set of weights, pulleys with clamp etc.THEORY:- If all the forces in a system lie in a single plane and pass through a single point, then the system constitutes a coplanar concurrent force system.Law of polygon of forces:- if a number of Concurrent forces acting simultaneously an a body, are represent in magnitude and direction by the sides of a polygon, taken in order, then the resultant is represented in magnitude and direction by the closing side of the polygon, taken in opposite order.If the body known to be in equilibrium under this system of forces, the polygon must be closed in resultant force is zero.PROCEDURE:-To perform the experiment follows the steps given below.1) Level the universal force table, by adjusting the screws at base.2) Check the level at top by using level tube 3) Clamp the pulleys in different position around the table and pass the cards/thread Over reach pulley4) Tie one end of all the cords to a common small circular ring and suspend some weight to the free end of energy cord.5) Adjust the angles and weights on the different hangers till the ring comes to the central position.6) Thus the equilibrium of the forces is established.7) Note down the loads suspended to different cords and their respective angles. Entered all values in observation table.8) Draw the polygon for a reading on graph paper with suitable scale. (Each student should draw for separate reading).

(Five set of the reading)OBSERVATION TABLE:-Sr. No.ForceF1gmF2gmF3gmF4gmF5gm gm

Magnitude

Magnitude

Magnitude

Magnitude

Magnitude

CALCULATION:- Sample Calculation:- Analytical solution for 1st Reading Consider the systems. Is in equilibrium= ______________ = ______________ Decides the quadrant of resultant

PRECAUTION & ERRORS:-i) Threads should be parallel to grooved lines, ring should be at centreii) Check the level of top surface.iii) Add the weight carefully take reading precisely.

RESULT TABLE:-Sr.NoAnalyticalGraphicalDifference

R (gm)R (gm)R (gm)

1

2

CONCLUSION :- While the result shows some values of resultant for both analytical and graphical methods, since their difference is negligible, the law of polygon of forces is studied.