everyone!
I am trying to solve the problem below without using moments. To find the resultant force is simply a matter of adding the force components together, but I cannot find any method of finding a location of the resultant without using moments. Is there any other way?
The problems is from Hartog's Mechanics.
Edit: This page explains how to solve it using moments: http://www.leancrew.com/mechanics/problem006.html
everyone!
I am trying to solve the problem below without using moments. To find the resultant force is simply a matter of adding the force components together, but I cannot find any method of finding a location of the resultant without using moments. Is there any other way?
The problems is from Hartog's Mechanics.
Edit: This page explains how to solve it using moments: http://www.leancrew.com/mechanics/problem006.html
I am trying to solve the problem below without using moments. To find the resultant force is simply a matter of adding the force components together, but I cannot find any method of finding a location of the resultant without using moments. Is there any other way?
The problems is from Hartog's Mechanics.
Edit: This page explains how to solve it using moments: http://www.leancrew.com/mechanics/problem006.html
everyone!
I am trying to solve the problem below without using moments. To find the resultant force is simply a matter of adding the force components together, but I cannot find any method of finding a location of the resultant without using moments. Is there any other way?
The problems is from Hartog's Mechanics.
Edit: This page explains how to solve it using moments: http://www.leancrew.com/mechanics/problem006.html
