Question #143358
A 3.0 meters long solid shaft makes an angle of 35 degrees with the horizontal. A vertical force of 50 N
is applied 0.60 m from the upper end. What is the magnitude of the torque due to the vertical force
about each end?
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Expert's answer
2020-11-10T10:00:02-0500

Draw the diagram:



The torques from the vertical force around the upper end is the lever times vertical component of the force:


τu=F cosθl=50 cos35°0.6=24.6 Nm.\tau_u=-F\text{ cos}\theta\cdot l=50\text{ cos}35°\cdot0.6=-24.6\text{ Nm}.

Around the lower end:


τl=F cosθ(Ll)=50 cos35°(30.6)==98.3 Nm.\tau_l=F\text{ cos}\theta\cdot (L-l)=50\text{ cos}35°(3-0.6)=\\=98.3\text{ Nm}.

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