Calculate the radius of gyration for the system of two tubes and a seat that form a swing with respect to the axis A shown in the figure. The dimensions of this system are shown in the figure below. The tubes have a mass of 19 kg/m. This means that each meter of tube has a mass of 19. Tubes can be thought of as slender rods. The seat has a mass of 23 kg and can be considered as a thin plate. Note that several views of the swing are offered so that you can better understand which is the reference axis A and the necessary dimensions. As you solve the problem, take into account that you are going to fill a table with the following format. It must be filled with the corresponding units.

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Calculate the radius of gyration for the system of two tubes and a seat that form a swing with respect to the axis A shown in the figure. The dimensions of this system are shown in the figure below.
The tubes have a mass of 19 kg/m. This means that each meter of tube has a mass of 19. Tubes can be thought of as slender rods.
The seat has a mass of 23 kg and can be considered as a thin plate.

Note that several views of the swing are offered so that you can better understand which is the reference axis A and the necessary dimensions.

As you solve the problem, take into account that you are going to fill a table with the following format. It must be filled with the corresponding units.

 

)
Σ=
I
Μ.(P) ( )p
( )
)
m =
= uu
m(
Transcribed Image Text:) Σ= I Μ.(P) ( )p ( ) ) m = = uu m(
2 m
I
0.7 m
Vista de frente
→| |
Vista de lado
Vista isométrica de
la tabla
0.35 m
0.35 m
0.7 m
Transcribed Image Text:2 m I 0.7 m Vista de frente →| | Vista de lado Vista isométrica de la tabla 0.35 m 0.35 m 0.7 m
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