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3. State in which of the following actions the applied force does not produce a moment. (a) Pedaling a bicycle (b) Stretching a spring (c) Opening a water tap (d) Opening a door

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Chapter2: Basic Operations With Force Systems

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Problem 2.45P: The combined moment of the two forces, each of magnitude P, about point A is zero. Determine the...

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3. State in which of the following actions the applied force does not produce a moment.
(a) Pedaling a bicycle
(b) Stretching a spring
(c) Opening a water tap
(d) Opening a door

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