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A wheel of mass 15kg and radius 1m is being pulled by a horizontal force F against a step 0.4m high. What initial force is jut sufficient to turn the wheel so that it will rise over the step?
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i got 120N
It's supposed to be 200N
Hmm, I'm getting about 250N . . .
Hmm
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Are we assuming that the force is being applied through the center of the wheel?
Ah, i think I know what I did wrong. The length of the lever arm is changing as the wheel climbs the step...
mm torques should be equal .. look at the step edge now the torques are due to Mg and F |dw:1350057907922:dw| length of A is 1-0.4 = 0.6 length of B is sqrt(1^2 - 0.6^2) = 0.8 so 0.6 * F = 0.8 * 150 F = 200
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