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25. ..s) Two circles, each of radius r, have their centers located at (0,2) and (0,3). Each is used to create a volume of revolution that is a torus when the circle is rotated 360° around the x axis. Using a concept from this course, prove mathematically that the ratio of the volumes of the two toruses is 1.5.

25. ..s) Two circles, each of radius r, have their centers located at (0,2) and (0,3). Each is used to create a volume of revolution that is a torus when the circle is rotated 360° around the x axis. Using a concept from this course, prove mathematically that the ratio of the volumes of the two toruses is 1.5.

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25. s) Two circles, each of radius r, have their centers located at (0,2) and (0,3). Each is used to create a volume of revolution that is a torus when the circle is rotated 360° around the x axis. Using a concept from this course, prove mathematically that the ratio of the volumes of the two toruses is 1.5. 1000 26. ( the figure. The weight of the plate and the loads on the plate are equivalent to a 1000-lb force acting at the point D. Are the 3 tensions in the cables statically determined? If no, why not? If yes, what are their values? A horizontal rectangular plate is supported by 3 vertical cables as shown in
Transcribed Image Text:25. s) Two circles, each of radius r, have their centers located at (0,2) and (0,3). Each is used to create a volume of revolution that is a torus when the circle is rotated 360° around the x axis. Using a concept from this course, prove mathematically that the ratio of the volumes of the two toruses is 1.5. 1000 26. ( the figure. The weight of the plate and the loads on the plate are equivalent to a 1000-lb force acting at the point D. Are the 3 tensions in the cables statically determined? If no, why not? If yes, what are their values? A horizontal rectangular plate is supported by 3 vertical cables as shown in
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