if u know how do plssss help!!thankssss
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The Figure shows two forces applied to the light beam AB. If P = 175 N, determine the sum of moments of the forces at A in Nm. You may take clockwise as positive direction.
The Figure shows a light horizontal beam ABC that is loaded by the force P = 100 N. The beam is held in a state of equilibrium by the pin-joint at A and the light cable that passes through a smooth pulley at D. The cable is attached to the beam at locations B and C.
At least copy out the question la...
Originally posted by eagle:At least copy out the question la...
hm?i dunno how to paste the question on my post.errrr..the question is all there liao
means copy the words out...
select, copy paste...
Originally posted by eagle:means copy the words out...
select, copy paste...
but need see the picture then can do
can copy that picture out also...
next time you do that hor... if not I change here change there read very troublesome
Originally posted by eagle:can copy that picture out also...
next time you do that hor... if not I change here change there read very troublesome
copy liao..but my laptop cannot see the pic=(
first question for
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clockwise moments = 300 (value of P) x 1.2m = 360Nm
anticlockwise moments = ( 0.8Fb + 1.6Fc ) Nm, where Fc is T, Tension, Fb is upward force at point B
but Fb = T sin 40
Thus, (0.8sin 40 + 1.6) T Nm = 360 Nm
T = 170.3 N
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for 2nd question
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clockwise moments = 200 * 0.8 Nm = 160 Nm
anti-clockwise moments = P sin 30 * 2m = 156 Nm
Result:
160 - 156 = 4Nm (since clockwise is positive)
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Btw, next time save it in jpg or gif or bmp form... This forum cannot display png graphics
Originally posted by eagle:for 2nd question
http://img141.imageshack.us/my.php?image=70722147sw3.pngclockwise moments = 200 * 0.8 Nm = 160 Nm
anti-clockwise moments = P sin 30 * 2m = 156 Nm
Result:
160 - 156 = 4Nm (since clockwise is positive)-- change the values accordingly when your question changed values... --
Btw, next time save it in jpg or gif or bmp form... This forum cannot display png graphics
orhh..hahaha thanks!but the first question u did is wrong lehh..i only get 4 points from the 2nd question u did..
did u change the values, be it force or angle, accordingly?
Originally posted by eagle:did u change the values, be it force or angle, accordingly?
i didnt change cus the values were the same
same as the picture, or same as the question in text format...
Originally posted by eagle:same as the picture, or same as the question in text format...
its exactly same as the picture..the values angle n everything same de
The question 2 and question 1 u tell me till blur.... Which one is which one now?
2nd question I did is worth 4 points according to the picture what...
Originally posted by eagle:The question 2 and question 1 u tell me till blur.... Which one is which one now?
2nd question I did is worth 4 points according to the picture what...
sorry sorry..i meant this question is wrong
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so part a is wrong is it?
cuz I just realised I forgot to do part b...
Originally posted by eagle:so part a is wrong is it?
cuz I just realised I forgot to do part b...
yep yep. anyway why the 0.8sin40 must plus 1.6 ar?
Originally posted by IfUWantHateMe:
yep yep. anyway why the 0.8sin40 must plus 1.6 ar?
hmm... was busy whole day.... I try work it out again tmr after my work.... Quite busy these few days... Many things to settle...