>most of /sci/ couldn't answer baby questions like this
Imagine two forces acting on a cantilevar beam.
Force 1 is acting at an angle of 60 degrees and Force 2 is acting vertically. What is the moment on the cantilevar beam? Take into consideration the distances from the support.
p.s.
/pol/ couldn't answer this.
Imagine two forces acting on a cantilevar beam.
Force 1 is acting at an angle of 60 degrees and Force 2 is acting vertically. What is the moment on the cantilevar beam? Take into consideration the distances from the support.
p.s.
/pol/ couldn't answer this.
