So the torque of friction should equal the torque of the applied force in order to maintain equilibrium. So I need to find the torque of the x and y components of the applied force to find the applied force's torque and then divide that by the force of friction in order to get the distance.
Homework Statement
A 2D rectangular block is being pulled at a constant speed with a height of 2.2m and width of 51cm and weighs 403N. The pulling force of 225N is being applied at an 18 degree angle at a height of .666cm from the base of the box. What distance from the lower left corner...
Homework Statement
A load of 172 kg is supported by a wire of length 2.07m and cross-sectional area .143cm^2. The wire is stretched by 0.149 cm. Find tensile stress, strain, and Young's modulus.
Homework Equations
stress= F/A
strain= ∆L/L
E= stress/strain
The Attempt at a...