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Why didn't you use sin for the force Ac when calculating the components of x?

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As always, thank you very much for your kindness. Dear Sir, I have carefully followed your solution and am wondering whether we should consider that the force is applied at the circle’s edge rather than its center. After performing my own calculations, I arrived at the same result as yours. For reference, here is the equation I used: M = -120*cos(30)*(70+150+70-25*sin(30))/1000 - 120*sin(30)*(25+70+70+25+25*cos(30))/1000.

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I calculated and Ry is 244.62

But u didn't finish. Tho thanks for paving ma way of solving dis question. Its ma assignment question❤

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and also we always draw the x and y axis from the point we need to transfer to?

i thought that point o is in x axis then why we add fx component of the momentum i don't understand it please make me clarify

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The faster way to solve this: Mo=150*cos(10+15)*(750/1000)=101.96 N.m (CW) Do you know how?

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Dear Sir, I have carefully followed your solution to the problem, but I believe there is a point with which I disagree. The problem states that the robot exerts a 90-N force 𝑃 on the part shown in the figure. However, the question asks for the components of the force that the part exerts on the robot. Since this is a reaction force, it should have the same magnitude and direction but act upwards, not downwards.Thank you for all the videos you have posted and for clarifying if I misunderstood any aspect.

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you dont really explain how we get 20.82 for NB. you just sorta skip over it.

Thanks a lot. I think that the y value of resultant is 244,62.

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