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Mistake in Exercises for the Feynman Lectures?
Oh I misread the question. This makes sense thanks.- suh112
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Mistake in Exercises for the Feynman Lectures?
It seems to me that the answer should be v = V((1+sinθ)i -(cosθ)j) intuitively since ##V_x## should be zero at θ = −π\2 and should be greatest when the angle is 90 degrees. Similarly, the component of velocity in the y direction should be greatest when the angle ##\theta## is 180 degrees and...- suh112
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- Feynman lecture on physics
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Problem involving Torque and a Derrick from Feynman Exercises
Ok I see now. Thanks for pointing that out.- suh112
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Problem involving Torque and a Derrick from Feynman Exercises
I attempted to solve this problem by considering the torque caused by the perpendicular components of the tension and weight with respect to the derrick. $$ Tcos\theta x = Wsin\theta L$$ $$T = \frac L x Wtan\theta$$ Using the principle of virtual work I also arrived at the same answer by...- suh112
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- Exercises Feynman Introductory physics Torque
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