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Finding torque equations for a bottle opener problem
So you wouldn't include the 50mm on the line and just work off 300mm?- Soicowboy
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Finding torque equations for a bottle opener problem
Haha yup that makes total sense, wasn't being logical and focusing properly.- Soicowboy
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Finding torque equations for a bottle opener problem
I think I solved it ?- Soicowboy
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Finding torque equations for a bottle opener problem
70 / 0.05 = 1400N ? For part b of the problem. Would you divide the first anwser to find out how much more force is required to generate another 100N. Thank you so much!- Soicowboy
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Finding torque equations for a bottle opener problem
Would the same equation and using a FBD and sum of forces be applicable to this problem. Really appreciate your guys / girls time thank you.- Soicowboy
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Finding torque equations for a bottle opener problem
CM = CCM A x 0.025 = 50N x 0.085 A x 0.025 = 4.25NM A= 4.25 / 0.025 = 170N?- Soicowboy
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Finding torque equations for a bottle opener problem
Ok thank you I'll rework.- Soicowboy
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Finding torque equations for a bottle opener problem
0.085m- Soicowboy
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Finding torque equations for a bottle opener problem
Thanks a lot I'll look up and learn those concepts and post my working. Appreciate your time thank you- Soicowboy
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Finding torque equations for a bottle opener problem
Hi guys I'm studying at home over lock down would anybody be able to point me in the direction of some online learning material or what concept I should look up to solve this problem and find formulas . I'm stuck and can't find anything relevant online while searching. Thanks guys any help is...- Soicowboy
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