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Moment of a Force: using Verignon's Theorem
Calculate the moment of a force about three points using Verignon' theorem. All forces and points are in the same plane.
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Created this.| Name | Status | Author | Last Modified | |
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| Moment of a Force: using Verignon's Theorem | Ready to use | William Haynes | 27/01/2024 15:28 | |
| Moment of a Force: using the definition of a moment | Ready to use | William Haynes | 08/05/2022 02:21 |
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| Name | Type | Generated Value |
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| A | vector |
vector(6,-2)
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| B | vector |
vector(-5,-1)
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| C | vector |
vector(-2,7)
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| D | vector |
vector(-1,2)
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| D' | vector |
vector(0,-8)
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| F | quantity |
quantity(25, "lbs")
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| units | list |
[ "in", "lb" ]
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| debug | boolean |
false
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| test | boolean |
false
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| test2 | boolean |
false
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| ra | vector |
vector(-7,4,0)
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| rb | vector |
vector(4,3,0)
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| rc | vector |
vector(1,-5,0)
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| force | vector |
Vector with 3 components
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| Mx | quantity |
quantity(-9.95, "in*lbs")
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| My | quantity |
quantity(174.1, "in*lbs")
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| Ma | quantity |
quantity(164.181136384648198, "in*lbs")
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| Mb | quantity |
quantity(-106.966497947573828, "in*lbs")
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| Mc | quantity |
quantity(-12.437964877624864, "in*lbs")
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| sum | quantity |
quantity(-184.05, "in*lbs")
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| Fx | quantity |
quantity(2.487592975524973, "lbs")
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| Fy | quantity |
quantity(-24.875929755249729, "lbs")
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| dir_a | integer |
1
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| dir_b | integer |
-1
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| dir_c | integer |
-1
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| applet | ggbapplet |
HTML node
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| params | dict |
Dictionary with 6 entries
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Generated value: vector
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- ra
- test
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