Engineering student trying to balance both work and school. I'm hoping this forum can help me not stay up till 5:00 am when stuck on a question. Instead of that I can be up at 5:00 am doing more important things, like applying to internships I wont get.
Given is the diagram shown in the context:
My solution:
However, the correct solution is
I am confused with the direction and signs of the system. How would I derive the solution?
Thank you for your help.
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im not exactly sure where this lies in the prefix, so apologies if it is higher than that.
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Dear Everyone:
Q:
Please help me to understand why the torque of external load to the centroid is different from the torque of internal shear flow to the centroid in the asymmetric beam?
Attached please refer to the following link for more details.
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