A valve for a pneumatic system has a hinge at point B. When you press down on the plate with your foot the valve opens, letting air into the system. .08 m, a .19 m Your foot presses on the plate in the direction of force F Force F makes an angle a with the x axis. Determine the moment of the force F about point B by resolving the force into horizontal and vertical components. Plate rotates about hinge at point B The angle a is 18°. The force Fis 59 N. What is the position vector rA/B in meters in terms of the absolute value of the i and j components? (Type in a two-decimal positive number.) What is the force vector F in N in terms of the absolute value of the i and j components? (Type in a one-decimal positive number.) What is the absolute value in N-m of the moment Mg? (Type in a one-decimal positive number.) The absolute value of x for the position vector is The absolute value of y for the position vector is The absolute value of x for the force vector is The absolute value of y for the force vector is The absolute value of the moment is N-m. im. jm. i N. N.

A valve for a pneumatic system has a hinge at point B. When you press down on the plate with your foot the valve opens, letting air into the system. .08 m, a .19 m Your foot presses on the plate in the direction of force F Force F makes an angle a with the x axis. Determine the moment of the force F about point B by resolving the force into horizontal and vertical components. Plate rotates about hinge at point B The angle a is 18°. The force Fis 59 N. What is the position vector rA/B in meters in terms of the absolute value of the i and j components? (Type in a two-decimal positive number.) What is the force vector F in N in terms of the absolute value of the i and j components? (Type in a one-decimal positive number.) What is the absolute value in N-m of the moment Mg? (Type in a one-decimal positive number.) The absolute value of x for the position vector is The absolute value of y for the position vector is The absolute value of x for the force vector is The absolute value of y for the force vector is The absolute value of the moment is N-m. im. jm. i N. N.

International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

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Author:Andrew Pytel And Jaan Kiusalaas

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Chapter7: Dry Friction

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Problem 7.35P: The weight of the cylindrical tank is negligible in comparison to the weight of water it contains...

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