nvn, you're right.. I made 3 mistakes :redface:
1. should be Z-axis through T
2. I missed rho in an equation..haha..
3. I used 7860 instead of the correct density, 7820
I did it by luznyr's method and got his answer..Thank you very much for your help nvn, you saved me :smile:
Hi luznyr,
Nice work :) I'm just a bit confused here, because I did it by another method and got a slightly different answer..
Consider a thin vertical strip with area dA = x / 100 * 80 * dx
therefore volume dV = x / 100 * 80 * dx * t
and IT = integral ( r^2 dm) over volume
= integral...
Hi tiny-tim! :smile: (reminds me of the Nudie juices..hmm)
Thanks for your response ;)
You're right, I do need to learn my identities :-p
I can now evaluate the integral much easier (Lol... funny thing is I did manage to get a result by IBP.. it looked like it would have continued...
Homework Statement
Find the Fourier cosine series for f(x) = cos x, 0 < x < Pi
EDIT: I believe we are talking about a half-range extension..
Homework Equations
Fourier cosine series:
f(x) = a0/2 + Sum(n = 1 to infinity) (an * cos (nx))
where a0 = 2/L * integral (x = 0, x = L)...
Hi mathmate, following your logic (which seems very reasonable), I get F1 = 1200kN and F2 = 120kN, therefore F1 + F2 = 1320kN
I can't seem to convert this to 1.56MPa to verify my answer.. could you please help?
Thank you ;)