Q5. (50k} N The distance from A to B is d = 400 mm. Determine the following, and В describe each answer as a Cartesian 250 mm vector. Clearly show equations used and steps of the calculation. a) Moment about point O. (Use equation for calculation of moment about a point) d (-35i} N (-50k} N 30 350 mm b) Moment about line OA. (Use equation for calculation of moment about an axis) (35i} N c) Resultant couple moment. (Use equation for calculation of moment of a couple)

Q5. (50k} N The distance from A to B is d = 400 mm. Determine the following, and В describe each answer as a Cartesian 250 mm vector. Clearly show equations used and steps of the calculation. a) Moment about point O. (Use equation for calculation of moment about a point) d (-35i} N (-50k} N 30 350 mm b) Moment about line OA. (Use equation for calculation of moment about an axis) (35i} N c) Resultant couple moment. (Use equation for calculation of moment of a couple)

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Chapter8: Centroids And Distributed Loads

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