The specialty wrench shown in the figure is designed for access to the hold-down bolt on certain automobile distributors. For the configuration shown, where the wrench lies in a vertical plane and a horizontal 290-N force F is applied at A perpendicular to the handle, calculate the moment Mo applied to the bolt at O. For what value of the distance d would the z-component of Mo be zero? Assume a = 85 mm, d = 155 mm, h = 150 mm, 0 = 28° F Answers Moi d= i 0 h i+ mm j+ i k) N.m

The specialty wrench shown in the figure is designed for access to the hold-down bolt on certain automobile distributors. For the configuration shown, where the wrench lies in a vertical plane and a horizontal 290-N force F is applied at A perpendicular to the handle, calculate the moment Mo applied to the bolt at O. For what value of the distance d would the z-component of Mo be zero? Assume a = 85 mm, d = 155 mm, h = 150 mm, 0 = 28° F Answers Moi d= i 0 h i+ mm j+ i k) N.m

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