For anyone not understanding the rotation conclusion of the forces, just pretend you are holding a steering wheel and imitate the forces with your right and left hand. Which way does your wheel rotate?
Hello,I don't understand the first question... Regarding the second, if you do summation of moments, you must use the 350 mm; however, when doing it by applying couple principle you only need the distance between the two parallel forces.
I was actually failing my rigid mechanics , but still I want to prepare for my 2nd take I'm not an engineering material but still I wanted to become one thankyou for this.
In reality there is no "positive" or "negative". the direction should be either "clockwise" or "counterclockwise". if you clearly specify your assumption and convention it shouldn't matter. I can say... lets assume clockwise is positive in order to do the summation... if the final result is negative, then the direction will be counterclockwise (or vice versa). The only "Fixed" consideration is when working with concentrated moments for the Moment diagrams.
my professor skimmed over this like it should be second nature, thank you for the explanation of this concept
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For anyone not understanding the rotation conclusion of the forces, just pretend you are holding a steering wheel and imitate the forces with your right and left hand. Which way does your wheel rotate?
thank you very much. I had put so much thought, i just did not see it. and thanks to this comment I now do :)
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Nathan Anthony, when using couples, you just care about the distance between the forces.
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at 11:58 it should be 8/5 not 9/5, right?
also in the second example you didnt use the 350 mm given, is that because there is no force at the origin?
Hello,I don't understand the first question... Regarding the second, if you do summation of moments, you must use the 350 mm; however, when doing it by applying couple principle you only need the distance between the two parallel forces.
thankyou so much for helping. may you success in life. all the way from malaysia 😀
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I was actually failing my rigid mechanics , but still I want to prepare for my 2nd take I'm not an engineering material but still I wanted to become one thankyou for this.
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Please Wat is d name of the textbook used.
Will couple forces always be given in a I j k component?
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Im trying to do problem 4.93 and I cant figure out how to get the coordinate points, even after looking at the solution.
Is it easier to draw a perpendicular and solve it without resolving the forces ??
at 11:58 it should be 8/5 not 9/5, right
At the time of couple moment, which point we have to take????
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Isn't Clockwise direction negative and counterclockwise a positive direction?
nope... it is as you assume it to be
Why don't i get the first solving?
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Why didnt you add the 350mm to the x-axis.
+Nathan Anthony Is it because A becomes the new origin?
Isn't clockwise negative and counterclockwise positive ? On question 1 you have it reversed? Or am I mistaken
In reality there is no "positive" or "negative". the direction should be either "clockwise" or "counterclockwise". if you clearly specify your assumption and convention it shouldn't matter. I can say... lets assume clockwise is positive in order to do the summation... if the final result is negative, then the direction will be counterclockwise (or vice versa). The only "Fixed" consideration is when working with concentrated moments for the Moment diagrams.
basically before that class starts the professor should classify the legends(basis) for the direction and signs to be use for the whole semester ?
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italiano? ma che dice!
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Not understanding the rotation😢😢😢 please help
Thanks dude
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Wait but why is 2+2 = 4
I calculate F to equal 229.29.......anyone else?
Apparently not...
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