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How far out on the diving board (see figure below) would a 58.6 kg diver have to be to exert a torque of 1110 m* N on the board, relative to the left support post?
The problem involves calculating the distance a diver must stand on a diving board to exert a specific torque relative to a support post. The subject area pertains to mechanics, specifically the concept of torque.
The discussion is ongoing, with participants exploring different interpretations of the problem and seeking clarification on the concept of torque. Some guidance has been offered regarding the use of diagrams and the importance of understanding the definition of torque.
Participants are working within the constraints of forum guidelines that discourage providing complete solutions. There is a noted lack of certain information that may be necessary for solving the problem, such as specific distances or additional context about the setup.
Naldo6 said:How far out on the diving board (see figure below) would a 58.6 kg diver have to be to exert a torque of 1110 m* N on the board, relative to the left support post?
Naldo6 said:ok... i have did it... but if you know how to solve it... can you do it for me?...
Naldo6 said:i jave to find out what is torque and put in the equation, then susbtite the mass and g is 9.8 and find the d in the equation?...
Naldo6 said:T= M*g*D
i am just missing the Distance...i susbtitue allother quantities and then find out what does distance is with that formula?...