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Torque equilibrium problem with an angled uniform beam
Still haven't figured out how to get the answer... any1 have like a formula that will work that i can solve. I seriously have no clue as how to solve this still.- boddie
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Torque equilibrium problem with an angled uniform beam
the angle labeled as theta is theta... between the table top and the beam- boddie
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Torque equilibrium problem with an angled uniform beam
Bump cause I am desperate lol... and yet not even a reply :(- boddie
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Angular acceleration of a drill
rad/s is angular velocity... 2(pi) rad = 1 rev i believe- boddie
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Torque equilibrium problem with an angled uniform beam
Sry i meant sin(theta)=(sqrt(x^2-.5^2)/x)- boddie
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Torque equilibrium problem with an angled uniform beam
http://img715.imageshack.us/img715/2616/physicss.jpg Uploaded with ImageShack.us Homework Statement A uniform slender beam of mass 10kg and length 1.2m is resting on a corner which is knife edged. The vertical wall on the left is smooth. What is the angle for equilibrium? a = .5m...- boddie
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- Beam Equilibrium Torque Uniform
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Finding theta for a torque problem in equilibrium
Yah I thought i would have to use the the pivot point as the knife edge that's how i came up with, but I am having problems coming up with component forces cause i seem to have no given values off the bat. just more variables... I am so confused I am about to just rip it up.- boddie
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Finding theta for a torque problem in equilibrium
Homework Statement A uniform slender beam of mass 10 kg and length 1.2m is resting on a corner which is a knife-edge. The vertical wall on the left is smooth. What is the angle Θ for equilibrium? a=0.5m Homework Equations Can someone help me setup the formulas to solve this problem. I...- boddie
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- Equilibrium Theta Torque
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