Help In Statcis :
How come the moment vector isn't a vector? -8 isn't a vector.
The Forces F1=3i-2j ,F2=6i+5j ,F3=-5i act at a point ,if the moment vector of the resultant of these forces about the origin point O (0,0) equals -8k then find the intersection point of the line of action of the resultant with y-axis and calculate the algebraic projection of the resultant vector in the direction of the vector OA where A=(3.4) .
its -8 K
What are the units of the moment vector? Is this torque?
What are the units of the moment vector though?
its torque
First let's find the resultant of these forces by adding them up.
I did that
Do you know what the line of action is?
Because I don't.
Is it like the radius vector?
I think its line of action intersects the y-axis at B (O,L)
I know how to calculate the projection at least.
its like OB x R =-8K
Ooooh.
So, OB would be parallel to the resultant vector, right?
Aha,I think so
Wait, no that can't be the case because OB goes through the origin. That mean any force in its direction has no rotational effect.
Is R the resultant force?
Sorry, I know the math and physics behind this stuff, I'm just really rusty on the terminology.
Ohhhhhh, In that case L (Jُ (times) R =-8k
Hell ya ! I got it !! Ty Wio
So you understand physics ? Cuz i got a question in it :D
@wio : U there ?
yeah
what is it?
Its about Electromagnetic Induction
ok
Give Reason: Why the Effective value of alternating current intensity is directly propo. to the magnetic field at the same rate of thermal effect in a resistance or the same power as that generated by the considered a.c current
Okay I don't know how to answer that one. You need to look up the formula.
Alright ,Ty :)
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