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Re: Bridge reset

PI R Squared is the area of a circle.
We know this because we are the PI-O-Neers...
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Re: Bridge reset

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PI R Squared is the area of a circle.
We know this because we are the PI-O-Neers...
I see what you did there thanks for the corrections cant believe i mixed up diameter and radius but o well
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Re: Bridge reset

One last question and then i should have this pretty much down.

Ive only used these equations using metrics before so if
Torque=Force * Distance * sin of angle

Am i using distance as inches or feet when calculating this
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Re: Bridge reset

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One last question and then i should have this pretty much down.

Ive only used these equations using metrics before so if
Torque=Force * Distance * sin of angle

Am i using distance as inches or feet when calculating this
Either one.

106lbs with a 1 ft lever arm would be 106Ft*lbs or 1272inch*lbs.
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