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Moment in different dimensions in 2 D
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[QUOTE="abdo799, post: 4930125, member: 426043"] [h2]Homework Statement [/h2] This isn't exactly a HW question, it's a question in my statics midterm today, he wants the reactions at the supports B and C, which is easy but the problem is this 60 N.m moment, all my friends were like :" let's just sum the moments around B ( due to the 50 N and the reaction at C) and just add this 60 N.m, but when i tried it , the reaction at C was 1100 N , which is kinda huge , plus , i don't think we can just add them , as the dimension of the moment created by the 50 N and the reaction at C is in the k direction while the 60 N.m ( using the right hand rule) should be in the i direction, so i don't think we can just add them up so, who's right? add them or don't add them? [h2]Homework Equations[/h2][h2]The Attempt at a Solution[/h2] [/QUOTE]
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