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Moments and force -- Forces on a cantilever hole punch
How about -- 40*(5+1.1)=(2f)*1.1 , thus f=... N.- radaway
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Moments and force -- Forces on a cantilever hole punch
<What about the two in the number of holes> umm.. the perforater did what it normally needs to do. punch in 2 holes at the same time. did you mean , I multiply the r.h.s of the equation with '2' ?- radaway
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Moments and Force: Calculating Distance and Mass of a Caravan
Homework Statement see the image of the caravan .if it is attached to a car, the caravan according to the safety regulations should exert a force of 690 N (6,9x 100 N) exerting downward on the car's tow hitch. Before the person fastens the caravan, he checks the magnitude of the force by...- radaway
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- Force Moments
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Moments and force -- Forces on a cantilever hole punch
Homework Statement sam makes a punch hole with the perforater( two holes ). She presses the lever at A down with a force of 40 N. Calculate the total force which a single pin presses on the paper. Homework Equations http://s6.postimg.org/yx62wbild/image.png The Attempt at a Solution would it...- radaway
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- Cantilever Force Forces Hole Moments
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Formula to detect direct or inverse related values
Thanks !- radaway
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Formula to detect direct or inverse related values
thanks that helped abit for the records: slope = change in Y/ chg. in x 10/4, 20/8, 40/16 all amount to : 2.5 , the query now remains: where is the '1' coming from (2.5x +'1')- radaway
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Formula to detect direct or inverse related values
yes a calculator is allowed. I have a casio fx-82es plus, but would not know how to- radaway
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Formula to detect direct or inverse related values
No this is not a straight line.{ (y = cx ), where c is a constant} neither is this of the format y = c/x or x = c/y i think its an odd one out ( maybe a hyperbola, or an asymptote ...not sure.) all that's given is what I have shown in the picture file. and the instruction is : get the...- radaway
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Formula to detect direct or inverse related values
Homework Statement Hello All via the following x, y values , a formula needs to be decided for the 'Y ' variable. Basicaly Consider the table below for x and y (are they directly proportional or are they inversely related ? ). and also to find out the corresponding formula. Pl. see the...- radaway
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- Formula Inverse
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Why does it say no questions ?
and Now for a proper Introduction :) I am 47 years , working in the IT sector in the Netherlands. I have twins (14 yrs old) they are in the 'science stream' of their school. what I see is, at school, the teachers do not take 'enough pains' to explain the rudiments to a class of 30 pupils...- radaway
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- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Why does it say no questions ?
Thank you Mentor ! most of the times I am able to help and show them what needs to be done, but @ times I get foxed too ( its around 33-34 years that I last visited the topics). Mind's a little rusty with age now :) YES, I will abide by the guidelines you mentioned & thanks for easing it out...- radaway
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- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Why does it say no questions ?
Hi All I am new here , the very 1st time. I have 2 kids: 14 yrs old, and at times they come to me for finding solutions to their Math and physics school issue. I try to help him, but at times I too am foxed and and would like to vent my queries to someone.so I searched this forum. But this...- radaway
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