Below a beam of length L is in equilibrium while being fully submerged in water the beam is horizontal and a vertical string is attached to one end. the dot represents the center of mass and is .31L from where the strings attached. the buoyant force acts on the geometric center of the beam the tension in the string is 740 and determined the beams weight in the buoyant force of the beam

Below a beam of length L is in equilibrium while being fully submerged in water the beam is horizontal and a vertical string is attached to one end. the dot represents the center of mass and is .31L from where the strings attached. the buoyant force acts on the geometric center of the beam the tension in the string is 740 and determined the beams weight in the buoyant force of the beam

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Chapter12: Static Equilibrium And Elasticity

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