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Calculate the moment of a force. Must calculate perpendicular distance based on simple geometry, and recognize direction.
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| M | quantity |
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| F | integer |
25
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15
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This question is used in the following exams:
- Chapter 04 Exercises by Michael Proudman in Engineering Statics.
- 07. Moment of a Force by Michael Proudman in Engineering Statics.
- Studio 4 - Chapter 4 Exercises by Jay McCormack in studio 4.
- Circles by Chris Templet in Chris's workspace.
- Chapter 4 Exercises by William Haynes in Engineering Statics.
- 07. Moment of a Force by William Haynes in Engineering Statics.
