Asked by batel
the maximum load, v, that can be safely supported by horizontal beam varies jointly with the width of the beam ,w, and the square of its depth ,x, and inversely with the length of the beam ,a, write an equation for the constant of variation ,k, in terms of v, w, x and a.
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Answered by
oobleck
you know that
v = kwx^2/a
Now just solve for k
v = kwx^2/a
Now just solve for k
Answered by
Akua
The maximum load, v , that can be safely supported by a horizontal beam varies jointly with the width of the beam, w , and the square of its depth, x , and inversely with the length of the beam, a .
Write an equation for the constant of variation, k, in terms of v, w, x, and a.
Write an equation for the constant of variation, k, in terms of v, w, x, and a.
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