Part c only 25201. Calculate the Torque ("Moment") around the pivot shown in each example.a)So call of Øcose=b)x = tan²¹ (12)=22.62°c)d)m.3 m20"150 mm40 N25"100 mm4 N6N8 N60%45°100 lb6443B8=cos" (²) = 36.2°-52 N1220 NY = 7x F|Y₁| = 1/sing.5 m-0=25.100. sin (30.2°) 1500 lb-inches90-36-9-53.10break intocomponentsT=SKEF = (axy ₁0)F = ( Fx, ty ₁0)indersectionof lines of actionFy= 52.sing =Fx= 52. =c058 = 9826T=Fdmag20N-3m = 60wm1140N-4m = 160NM0 0 *}(134= 01-01 (dr) kdy fx (k)= (6731-(0)²)= (2-7.2) 1^ ---5.203.N5.2 MN clockwisetaking - ascw& dicectionT₁=60NM clockwise (que)Y2 = 160NM cew= 100wm cou(+ torque)

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25 46 20 1. Calculate the Torque ("Moment") around the pivot shown in each example. a) So call of Ø cose= 0 = tax²¹ (²/2) =22.020 d) .1 m .3 m 20 150 mm 40 N 25" 100 mm -4 m- 4 N 6N 8 N 60% 45° 100 lb 3 52 N 12 996 = cor" (²) = 36 1/3m B =7 20 N Y = 7² x F (1 = 144 sings -.5 m- 36.20 = 25.100. sin (30.2°) 1500 lb-inches 90-36.9-53.10 beak into Components TESKE 5 = (dxd) ₁0) F = ( Fx, ty, 0) indersection of lines of action Fy=52.3ing = 26 Fx= 52.co3g = 78 T= fd 20N-3m= 60Nm 140N-4m = 160NM mag (Eds) k = (b 31-(0)²) - (2-1-2) ^ -52 S-2 mN clockwise taking - as لاع dicection T₁=60NM clockwise que) Y ₂ = 160NM cow(+torque) ( = 100wm coul

25 46 20 1. Calculate the Torque ("Moment") around the pivot shown in each example. a) So call of Ø cose= 0 = tax²¹ (²/2) =22.020 d) .1 m .3 m 20 150 mm 40 N 25" 100 mm -4 m- 4 N 6N 8 N 60% 45° 100 lb 3 52 N 12 996 = cor" (²) = 36 1/3m B =7 20 N Y = 7² x F (1 = 144 sings -.5 m- 36.20 = 25.100. sin (30.2°) 1500 lb-inches 90-36.9-53.10 beak into Components TESKE 5 = (dxd) ₁0) F = ( Fx, ty, 0) indersection of lines of action Fy=52.3ing = 26 Fx= 52.co3g = 78 T= fd 20N-3m= 60Nm 140N-4m = 160NM mag (Eds) k = (b 31-(0)²) - (2-1-2) ^ -52 S-2 mN clockwise taking - as لاع dicection T₁=60NM clockwise que) Y ₂ = 160NM cow(+torque) ( = 100wm coul

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