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    Centroid and centre of pressure

    Well I am looking for same answer and what I found out is if there is not a conrete example that you actullay tried to solve there is not much help on the basics on this forum...
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    2nd Moment of Area, and other questions

    are there any rules/formulas regarding centroids of certain geometric shapes ?
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    Finding Friction Coefficient of Masses GA and GB

    can someone please help me need to do this by tomorrow :(
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    Finding Friction Coefficient of Masses GA and GB

    ok here is how I attempt to solve the case Take a look at the pic step 1 regarding 3) Since there is no mass on "wheel" F(res) = m(wheel) * a = 0*a = 0 step 2 regarding 3) K = \sqrt{}((SxS)+(SxS) = \sqrt{}2 * S step 3 regarding 1) Newtons 2. in x direction gives S - R = Ma y...
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    Finding Friction Coefficient of Masses GA and GB

    heres the pic to describe prob
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    Finding Friction Coefficient of Masses GA and GB

    Homework Statement Blocks A and B have mass of Ga and Gb respectively. Wire has no mass, it starts moving so that B has constant speed downward Homework Equations 1.Find μ (frictionkoeficient) regarding GA og GB. 2.When system start moving a cat with weight Ga jums on block A and system...
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    What is the Process for Determining Hydrostatic Forces in a Swimming Pool?

    Homework Statement Concider a 4 m long, 4 m wide and 1.5 m high aboveground swimming pool that is filled with water to the rim (completely). Determinate hydrostatic forces on each wall and distance of the line of actions of this force from the ground Homework Equations Hc = yc sin...
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    Static friction of blocks on a wire

    Hi Jay thanks for help :9 Ok here we go again 1) G2x = G * sin45 = 1100 * 0,707 = 777,82 N => G2x = G2y = N2 2) Ff2 = 0.30 * 777,82 = 233, 35 N 3) SUM Fx=0 for B1 => +Ff2 +G2x - F2 => F2 = 777,82 + 233.35 = 1011,17 N 4) G1x = G * sin30 = 450 N 5) G1y = G* cos30 = 779,42 N => G1y = N1 3)...
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    Static friction of blocks on a wire

    Homework Statement 2 blocks are connected with wire each on its own angle area. Body 1 (B1) has weight 900N, angle 30, µ = 0,35 B2 wight = 1100N, angle 45 and µ=0.30 There is no friction on at the T ( picture ) How big F has to be to pull block1 down following shown path? Homework...
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    Hi all - newbie question - Forces and static equilibrium

    ok nvn did png upload :) 4 is not horisontal roller. Its the same as A. did support forces directly on main pic with brown color since image will be to large...
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    Hi all - newbie question - Forces and static equilibrium

    ok I asked someone more expirienced to help me with this problem and he defined it in a really simple metter. I will leave this picture as example if anyone encounters same kind of problems :) Thanks to doc and nvn who sent my toughts in right direction... Actually doc explined it in one of his...
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