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A 200 N scaffold is held up by a wire at each end The scaffold is 12 m long A 300 N box sits 4 m from the left end What is the tension in each wire?
To find the tension in each wire, we can use the principles of equilibrium and moments. The total weight of the scaffold and box is 200 N + 300 N = 500 N. Taking moments about the left end, the moment due to the box (300 N × 4 m) must be equal to the moment due to the tension in the right wire (T2 × 12 m). Solving these equations, we find that the tension in the left wire (T1) is 200 N and the tension in the right wire (T2) is 300 N.
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How will the letters of the word POLEX be seen in the plain mirror held parallel to the papper?
In a plain mirror held parallel to the paper, the letters of the word "POLEX" will appear reversed. The letters will maintain their original orientation but will be flipped horizontally, leading to the sequence appearing as "XELOP." The reflective nature of the mirror creates a mirrored image, altering the left-right positioning of each letter.
Are left and right fingerprints mirror images of each other?
No, they are not.
Two frictionless objects a and b whosemass is 8 kg each are linked by a cord passing over a frictionless pulley if 0.40 is shited from b to a what acceleration result and what is tension of cord?
You left off a pretty critical "f" in one of your words. Be careful. I'd have to see the diagram. And also 0.40 what? You need units.
What is the next number 2 9 16 23?
The next number is... 30 because, each number is seven mire than the number to its left.
What happens when you move the decimal left?
For each step, you increase the value by a multiple of 10.
A scaffold of mass 50 kg and length 7.0 m is supported in a horizontal position by a vertical cable at each end A window washer of mass 80 kg stands at a point 1.5 m from one end. a What is the tensio?
The tension in the cable at the end where the window washer stands is 615 N. This tension is calculated by summing the torques about the other end of the scaffold. The tension at the other end can be found by balancing the vertical forces acting on the scaffold.
What are the different ways of knitting and how do they differ from each other?
There are two main ways of knitting: English style and Continental style. In English style, the yarn is held in the right hand and the stitches are picked with the right needle. In Continental style, the yarn is held in the left hand and the stitches are picked with the left needle. The main difference is in how the yarn is held and manipulated, which can affect the speed and tension of the knitting.
A 3m longweightless beam is supported at each end by cables a painter 900N stands 1m from the left end what is the tension in each cable?
Tension in left side cable would be 600N and in the right side would be 300N.
When Hester on the scaffold she see?
while on the scaffold, she sees her husband who left town some while ago. She notices him, and also notices that he looks a lot different.
What are the different styles of knitting and how do they differ from each other?
There are mainly two styles of knitting: English style and Continental style. In English style, the yarn is held in the right hand and the stitches are picked with the right needle. In Continental style, the yarn is held in the left hand and the stitches are picked with the left needle. The main difference is in how the yarn is held and manipulated, resulting in slightly different tension and speed in knitting.
What are the different methods of knitting and how do they differ from each other?
There are two main methods of knitting: English style and Continental style. In English style, the yarn is held in the right hand and the stitches are picked with the right needle. In Continental style, the yarn is held in the left hand and the stitches are picked with the left needle. The main difference between the two methods is the way the yarn is held and manipulated, which can affect the speed and tension of the knitting.
What did dimmesdale leave on the scaffold?
Dimmesdale left his glove with the scarlet letter embroidered on it on the scaffold as a sign of his guilt and confession. This pivotal moment symbolizes his inner turmoil and struggle with his secret sins.
How do you climb the Statue of Liberty time tangled?
go right until you can't go right any more then you will see a barrel jump on the barrel then jump on to the roof then jump on to the scaffold stay on the scaffold go left until you can't go left anymore
A different scaffold that weighs 300 N supports two painters one weighing 250 N and the other weighing 300 N the reading on the left scale is 400 N what should be the reading on the right scale be?
Since the total weight on the left side is 550 N (250 N + 300 N), the total weight on the right side should also be 550 N for the scaffold to be in equilibrium. Therefore, the reading on the right scale should be 150 N (550 N - 400 N) to balance the scaffold.
If your wife is pregnant and is leaving the state at her will are you responsible for her care?
No because she left on her own will and therfore are currently not held responsible No because she left on her own will and therfore are currently not held responsible No because she left on her own will and therfore are currently not held responsible
How do you replace brake lines on a 1991 Chevy Astro van?
Each brake line is held in place with a swivel nut at each end. Turn the swivel nut to the left. The brake line will come off.
How do you get the notebook at the statue of liberty on Time Tangled Island?
Climb to the very top left of the scaffold around the Statue. Jump hard to the left and you can reach the building ledge. *The notebook is for Leonardo DaVinci at 1516 AD (4 o'clock on the time device).
