Finding smallest forces required to produce a given moment

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Finding smallest forces required to produce a given moment

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28-10-2005, 07:24

Leo M

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Re: Finding smallest forces required to produce a given moment

I have a diagram in the attached Word file that may help some. Just remember that a moment is a moment wherever on the object it is applied, as long as the equivalent forces are coplanar and the plane is the same as for the original moment applied to the object.

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