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Re: The physics of pushing
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See corrected diagram in original post. In the corrected diagram, you get F*h + tau = W*k, so F = (W*k -tau)/h (as originally posted). If you then assume tau = F*r in the above equation (where "r" is wheel radius), you get F = k*W/(h+r), where "h+r" in the new diagram is the "h" in the old one. So yes, the formula for the original diagram should have been F = W*k/h. For the corrected diagram, it is F=W*k/(h+r), which amounts to the same thing. Sorry for the confusion. Last edited by Ether : 23-05-2012 at 16:27. |
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