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Please post questions here on the homework, and take time to answer questions posted by others. You can learn both ways.
Please post questions here on the homework, and take time to answer questions posted by others. You can learn both ways.
Please post questions here on the homework, and take time to answer questions posted by others. You can learn both ways.
What is the minimum weight W_A for which the cone does not sink? Leave your answer in terms of, at most, ρ_w, W, R, and g.
Please post questions here on the homework, and take time to answer questions posted by others. You can learn both ways.
Using integration methods, determine the area, and the x- and y-components for the location of the centroid of the area. Leave your answers in terms of a.
Please post questions here on the homework, and take time to answer questions posted by others. You can learn both ways.
Using integration methods, determine the area, and the x- and y-components for the location of the centroid of the area. Leave your answers in terms of a.
Please post questions here on the homework, and take time to answer questions posted by others. You can learn both ways.
Using the method of composite sections, determine the area, and the x- and y components for the location of the centroid of the area. Leave you answers in terms of R.
Please post questions here on the homework, and take time to answer questions posted by others. You can learn both ways.
Using the composite section method, determine the area, and the x- and y components for the location of the centroid of the area. Leave you answers in terms of R.
Please post questions here on the homework, and take time to answer questions posted by others. You can learn both ways.
Calculate the magnitude and location of the single-force equivalent load.
Please post questions here on the homework, and take time to answer questions posted by others. You can learn both ways.