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0.4j +0.3kDoc Al said:That doesn't look right. What are the coordinates of C?The diagram's a bit hard to read, but that looks right.
The discussion revolves around the calculation of moments in physics, specifically focusing on the distance vectors used in relation to a force and an origin point. Participants are exploring which vectors (OD, OC, AD, AC) can be appropriately used to represent the distance between the force and the OA axis.
The discussion is ongoing, with participants expressing confusion about the relationships between the vectors and the force. Some have provided insights regarding the nature of the cross product and the requirement for the vector to originate from a specific point. There is no clear consensus yet, as participants continue to seek clarification on their calculations and the definitions involved.
Participants are working within the constraints of a homework assignment, which may limit the information they can share. There are references to specific vectors and their components, but some participants express uncertainty about their calculations and the definitions of the vectors involved.
0.4j +0.3kDoc Al said:That doesn't look right. What are the coordinates of C?The diagram's a bit hard to read, but that looks right.
Looks to me like you're missing the i component of that vector.goldfish9776 said:0.4j +0.3k