6 forces in equilibrium Flashcards

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conditions for equilibrium

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resultant forces =0

(three forces = trinagle)

the principle of moments

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tilting

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if the object topples then the lie of action would be outside the base

the tall = centre of mass is high and the base is narrow

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unstable equilibrium

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if it is displaced from equilibrium it will not return. the centre of mass of the plank is directly above the supporting force

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stable equilibrium

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displace then released and it returns to original postion

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couples

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a pair of equal and opposite coplanar forces acting on a body but not on the same line

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the centre of mass

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a body is a point through which a single force on a body has no turning effect

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force
acceleration
weight

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vector qualities

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displacement
velocity
force

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distance from a given direction

speed in a given direction

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scalar

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any physical quality that is not directions;

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vector

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a physical quanity that has direction as well as a magnitude

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displacement

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distance in a given direction

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velocity

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speed in a given direction

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13
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stage 1 from O to A (vector OA)

stage 2 from A to B (vector AB)

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OB = OA + AB

resultant vector

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in general if the two perpendicular forces are F1 and F2

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magnitude of resultant F= (F1 + F2)^2

angle between the resultant and F1 is given by tan = F2/F1

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moment of the force

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force X perpendicular distance from the point to the line of action of the force

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16
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principle of moments

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sum of clockwise moments = sum of anticlockwise moments

W1D1 = W2D2

17
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sum of vectors

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F1 + F2 + F3 =0

18
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moment of a couple

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force X perpendicular distance between the line of action of the force

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accelerations

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distance / time