1.0m 3.0m 0.5m mi PA N, 5. The drawing above shows two objects on a board supported at two locations. The m; = 40 kg (centered over P), m;=20 kg and m3=10 kg. c. Determine the force exerted by N2. (Take torques around P.) d. m2 rolls to the right. Just before the board starts to tip everything is balanced on N2 with no force on N1. Determine how far to the right of N2 m2 could roll without the board tipping. You might find it easier to take torques around a point rather than P.

1.0m 3.0m 0.5m mi PA N, 5. The drawing above shows two objects on a board supported at two locations. The m; = 40 kg (centered over P), m;=20 kg and m3=10 kg. c. Determine the force exerted by N2. (Take torques around P.) d. m2 rolls to the right. Just before the board starts to tip everything is balanced on N2 with no force on N1. Determine how far to the right of N2 m2 could roll without the board tipping. You might find it easier to take torques around a point rather than P.

International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

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Chapter4: Coplanar Equilibrium Analysis

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