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end as shown. T 18. A uniform 15 kg pipe of length 5.0 m has a 180 N force applied 4.0 m from its lower Let c = positive and Fr 160 N Cc = negative Tc = čcc d₁ = 2.5m ET = Te-Tu de=4.0m 34° 42° 5 Τι 1.0 m = Er. 5₁d. - T₁dz mg cos 34. d₁ - Tros 48'd = -123 Nm 123 Nm counter- clockwise
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Transcribed Image Text:end as shown. T 18. A uniform 15 kg pipe of length 5.0 m has a 180 N force applied 4.0 m from its lower Let c = positive and Fr 160 N Cc = negative Tc = čcc d₁ = 2.5m ET = Te-Tu de=4.0m 34° 42° 5 Τι 1.0 m = Er. 5₁d. - T₁dz mg cos 34. d₁ - Tros 48'd = -123 Nm 123 Nm counter- clockwise
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