I only want to confirm that my answers are correct.
In 1.2 I believe they want to know the distance moved on the side of the mass when 10mm pushed down on the small piston side
The formulae given for a rectangular triangle:
about aa axis
I=1/18md^2
about bb axis (through G)
I=1/18mh^2
because we want the inertia about xx axis I used =1/18md^2 where d=distance to xx axis=200mm
Meaning they should be positive?
If they were below the X axis then they would be negative? In other words if the XX axis were at the top of the rectangle.
That should be 500, from the centre of the rectangle to the XX axis is 500mm.
I believe the centre of the triangle should be 2/3*600 = 400mm
Then added to the 200mm from the start of the triangle to the XX axis should give 400+200=600mm.
I put a negative in front of the 400 and 1000/3 as they...
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Homework Equations
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Homework Equations
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