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The collision in this problem acts at point C and acts a purely horizontal force in the inertial frame of reference.
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I understand the maths that is at work here, when we resolve the force...
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I have 750+CD +200=200-Fay -Fby = 0
then can someone suggset at which point or axis i should calculate the moment ? seems like no point / axis is suitable to do that ...
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Hey guys,
So just completed a question on a sign post subject to wind loading of 2 kPa where you had to determine bending moments across x and z planes (picture below), to determine normal, shear, max stresses and then determine the factor of safety depending on the beam type you chose. That's...
I've drawn the free-body diagram of an airplane wing spar. I know the magnitude and location of all forces. What is the procedure to construct the bending moment diagram?
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Is loosening and tightening of nuts using screwdriver considered as application of moment??
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i am asked to find the reaction at A and B ...
Here's my working :
15(3/2) +15(5) +15(6)+5(6/2)=RA +RB
moment about A = 15(3/2)(3x2/3) + (15)(5)(8) + (5x6/2)(8+4) + (15)(6)(14) -RB(14) = 0
so , i have my RB=148.9N , RA= 53.5N , which is wrong ? which part of my working is...
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why the moment 560sin30 (0.25) isn't in clockwise direction ? the horizontal component of the 560N force is directed to the left , causing the moment in clockwise direction, am i right ?
I have made my sketch beside in the diagram ...
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how to divide moment of inertia of solid sphere about its central axis?. Solid sphere has radius R, mass M.
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I=∫r2dm
2/5 MR^2
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i try to...
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in figure b , based on the direction of moment of anticlockwise is positive , i can say that -Tcos20 (7 sin 30 ) is a clockwise moment , so that the tension of rope should be acted in upward direction , so that the horizontal component of the force acted to the left to...
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Find the moment of inertia of a spherical shell (hollow) with mass M and radius R.
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## I = \int r^2 dm ##
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This is method I use to find Moment of Inertia of solid sphere:
We use circular cross sections.
At some radius r...
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Is the moment of inertia matrix a tensor? Hint: the dyadic product of two vectors transforms according to the rule for second order tensors.
I is the inertia matrix
L is the angular momentum
\omega is the angular velocity
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The transformation rule for a...
A shaft of diameter 10 inch is supported by 3 ball bearings. An external force (F, given) from pulley (diameter not given) also acts on the shaft. The supports are subjected to bending load (moment and transverse shear) and torsion load due to pulley. Yield Stress at Tension given. Assume no...
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This is problem 6.5 in Griffiths EM.
I can't understand why dipole moment does not depend on coordinate systems.
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for M2 , if i take the moment at pont C , then my ans would be (0.3i) x ((125X(3/5) j +125(4/5) k )= 30j +22.5k
Which is not same with the book which use moment about D . why ? Is the value at the triangle at te upper part incorrect (circle part) ?
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to achieve max moment , the 4 kN must br perpendiclar to 20m , right ? so, i formed a cloased triangle and use sine rule to find the
tetha , 25/ sin90 = 4/sin tetha , i gt my tetha = 9.2 degree , but the ans given is 33.6degree
i gt max moment = 80Nm
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i have question with part B
my working is
13.2 cos tetha (0.86x10^-3)+ 13.2 sin tetha (1.22x10^-3) = 1.95
i gt stucked here. how to proceed? i only have one equation , how to solve two unknown ?
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So is a Bike driver stable when the bike is running because the bike wheels has a certain moment of inertia about the horizontal axis ,which might alter(mi gets lesser) if the direction of the axis changes ?
Thanks in advance
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the ans given is 95Nm , but i gt 80.9Nm , which part i did wrongly ?
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20(4) -39(5/surd 26(3)) +39(1/surd26)(1) -60(3/5)(1)+60(4/5)(3)
=80.9[/B]
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In this question , I'm asked to find the magnitude of P .
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Resultant moment about O =
-10cos30 (4√3) -10sin 30 (10
+15sin30(2) + 15cos30(4√3)
-10cos30(4√3) -10sin30(4)
-15cos30(4√3) -15sin30(7)
+10cos30(4√3) +10sin30(11)
+P cos...
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It's been a while since I've done this, it's essentially a strength of materials problem in my mechanical analysis class so I haven't worked problems like these in quite a a while. I'm fairly confident I've done it right however I was hoping someone might be able to confirm...
According to the wikipedia article about the transition dipole moment:
When an atom or molecule interacts with an electromagnetic wave of frequency , it can undergo a transition from an initial to a final state of energy difference through the coupling of the electromagnetic field to the...
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i can't understand why when the total moment at B is positive , the object is not sliding ? can someone help to explain ?
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Inq this question, I am given that the u dot ( rb x tb + re x w) =0.
I knew that the rb x tb give a resultant moment pointed inside the book , which is parallel to AB... Then it cross with r AD, we will get the resultant moment.
But when re x w , I will gt the moment...
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Looking for the tension in cable Tcd when the moment on A is equal to 0.
P1 = 73N.
I’ve had several attempts but I can’t seem to obtain the answer, which is 110,8 N.
Can anyone help me with this question?
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Hi,
I need to calculate the moment of inertia of this flywheel so I can calculate the torque I need.
T= I*alpha
Attached is an image of the flywheel the cam follower that will be attached to the shaft (left shaft in this picture). When calculating the Moment of Inertia, what mass do I use...
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Mo=Fd
Mo=r x F
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Alright guys, I did the whole process but I'm pretty sure I just made a little bump somewhere in my calculations which screwed up my answers.
First I found everything I could find
OA = 350j, so the unit vector...
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Why shouldn't the direction of moment for 1200n at A =clockwise? Why the book gave counterclockwise?
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4-70 Two couples act on the beam. If F=125 lb. determine the resultant couple moment.
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M=Fd
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I know CW is + and CCW is - ...and that is determined in the final answer,
I know the solution is taking Forces times the distance...
Hi everyone, I am trying to find out the Moment of Inertia of a sphere which is all known to be
2/5(m)(r^2)
I calculate this in 2 ways.
One by triple integration and one by disk method.
From the textbooks, moment of inertia should be in the form,
dI = (r^2) dm,
However, the textbook, University...
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Why the moment isn't=15* 3Nm? Since we are taking moment about point O...it's 3m away from O
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IMO , the M2 and M1 should rotate clockwise, and the moment should point downwards based on right hand grip rule . Why the book gave in in other way ?
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Can anyone help me with this question! I know to solve this problem, you have to set ΣF and ΣM =0, but what do you do with angle? (It's P.31 in the bottom)
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for the 400cos45 force , i think it should rotate anticlockwise, am i right? but the book gave it is rotated counterclockwise...
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IMO, the direction of moment of both F1 and F2 should point inside the paper , and rotate clockwise , am i right ? but the book gave different things... which is correct?
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Force by uniform loading = 20(5) = 100kN
Vertical component of the uniform loading = 20(5)(3/5) = 60kN
Horizontal component of the loading = 20(5)(4/5) = 80kN
vertical reaction at roller support = Vr
vertical reaction at pin support = Vp
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Fx=0, Fy=0...
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A 100 lb vertical force is applied to the end of a lever, which is attached to a shaft at O. Determine (a) the moment of the 100 lb force about O (b) the horizontal force applied at a that creates the same moment about O.
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I know...
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I can't understand why the M_0 ( M_0 = r x F)is pointing in the direction out of the paper ?
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The question is : four masses shown in figure 12.14 (Knight 12.14) are connected by massless, rigid rods. (see attached fig)
A) find the coordinates of the center of mass
B) find the moment of inertia about a diagonal mass that passed through B and D
so I got part a right by setting the x-y...
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>Problem:<br>Find the Moment of Inertia of a circular disk of uniform density about an axis which passes through the center and makes an angle of $\dfrac{\pi}{6}$ with the plane of the disc.
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Moment of Inertia ($I$) is $$\int r^2dm$$ where $r$ is the...
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find the electric dipole moment of the system shown in figure
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In the simple case of two point charges, one with charge +q and the other one with charge −q, the electric dipole moment p is:
where d is the displacement vector pointing from the negative...
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Two 20 lb forces are applied to a ratchet wrench down at A and up at B to loosen bolt β. Find the sum of the moments of the two forces about the axis (x) of the bolt.
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What are the moments at point A, B, and Q?
How do I find the moment about the x-axis and...
See image. It would be better if you can show me the calculation process.
EDIT: the axis of rotation goes right through the centre of the cylinder.
NEVER MIND! GOT IT!
What is the overall moment of inertia of many cylinders in contact, where each is rotated about an axis through its center of mass. For example, a set of rollers. (See picture)
I know the formula for moment of inertia is but there are I = MR^2 but there are also formulae for different objects as shown in the picture.
So, how and when do you use I = MR^2 ? Just in case of (a)?
Thanks!
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A uniform ladder rests against a vertical wall where there is negligible friction. The bottom of the ladder rests on rough ground where there is friction. The top of the ladder is at a height h above the ground and the foot of the ladder is at a distance 2a from the wall...
The hoop has radius R.
I used the same way to plot the axis for the hoop:
##l^2 = r^2= 4R^2cos\theta##
since: ##r=2Rcos\theta##
2\rho \int_{0}^{\frac{\pi}{2}} r^2 r d\theta
2\rho \int_{0}^{\frac{\pi}{2}} 8R^3 cos^3\theta d\theta
answer is \frac{32}{3}R^3\rho , and its wrong
using the...
hi Gents,
i am checking bending moment for hub connector. The manufacturer send me two values of maximum bending moment- one value due to primary load and one value due to primary load + secondary load. If you have any experience on checking bending moment of hub, please advise what value we...