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Wouldn't the weight be enough for it not to rotate? and it is also anchored with those two steel beams (there's no rotating mechanism at the bottom). Also the house sits about 3m to the left of the structure. This is as far as I can get with the expertise sadly, so any further opinion on what I...

Hi, My father has been dedicating a lot of his time to making our soon-to-be home as "rewarding" (I guess) and as nice as possible for when its done. The new side project would be this. It is supposed to be some rain-proof place for a bench/table outside. There are going to be three (more or...

Let me see if I got it right, this notation still bugs me, but I've been searching the web for the Leibniz notation (as far as my powers of using google go, this is what it is called). ∂z/∂x means the partial derivative with respect to x in the function f(z), or in the notation I have learned...

Oh I see, I was used to the following notation, hence the confusion: ƒ'z Now when I look back at it, I feel bad for posting a thread just for this, but I just couldn't figure it out.

I do not understand what this notation means ∂p/∂z

I understand everything (in a really simple way) that lies behind the hydrostatic equation, but I have no idea what this notation (light blue) means. I would really appreciate as much information as possible on this. I want to fully understand it.