Asked by Lou-Anne
This is a The Russell traction apparatus problem and I solved the weight to be 76N. The second part of the problem asks what the angle is if the traction force is 19.4N horizontally.
My initial thought was to use half of the weight as the y-comp and 19.4 for as the x-comp to determine theta, but did not work.
What is this traction force and how do I use it to solve for the angle?
My initial thought was to use half of the weight as the y-comp and 19.4 for as the x-comp to determine theta, but did not work.
What is this traction force and how do I use it to solve for the angle?
Answers
Answered by
morgan
what's the equation for how to find the work input
Answered by
Lou-Anne
Work? um W= d Fcos theta?
Answered by
Lou-Anne
That equation can't be right.. W and d values are not given..
Answered by
bobpursley
Lou Anne, see above.
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