moments with 2 pivots!!!

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Goddamn u explained what my physics teacher couldn't in 4 mins

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[@Uranium-233]

Wow, I still couldn't understand this after my physics teacher spent his breaktime with me yet you managed to in 4 minutes. Thanks so much

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[@mushroomravioli1406]

thank you so much, I did not understand the taking pivots thing for the longest time. Now i do!

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[@fayzondias6181]

I have a question. How to solve moment when you have one pivot point but the beam has a mass?

[@essenkhan5057]

You do it normally but for your total force, you have to account for the beam so the mass of beam x gravity to get a force

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[@bradleypeacock9957]

When finding the counterclockwise moment caused by Fb, why are you multiplying it by 4m and not 2m

[@jameslambert3286]

because it's 4m away from A. When we say "Taking moments about A" we mean "measuring distances* from A" *perpendicular distances. Does that make sense?

[@ramens]

@@jameslambert3286 I just commented the same thing lol. This makes sense thanks

[@avocatious6402]

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[@ramens]

Kind of confused on why you do Fb*4. Doesn’t the sum of the moments from Fb equal the sum of the moments from Fa? Wouldn’t writing Fb*4 make the moments in Fb four times greater than that of Fa?

[@mart2942]

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[@rahajafar5173]

why you take away 1???

[@jameslambert3286]

at 1:28? It's just because 200 x 1 is 200

[@rahajafar5173]

@@jameslambert3286 Nope at 3:11

[@jameslambert3286]

@@rahajafar5173 ah because we need the distance of the 200N force from B since we’re taking moments from B.

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