Problem 3.4 As illustrated in Fig. 3.30, consider two diverspreparing to dive into a pool in a sequence. The horizontaldiving board of uniform thickness is mounted to the groundat point O, has a mass of 130 kg, and is 1 = 4 m in length. Thefirst diver has a mass of 86 kg and he stands at point B, which isthe free end of the diving board. The second diver has a mass of82 kg and he stands at point A, which is the center of gravity ofthe board. Furthermore, point A is equidistant from points Oand B.e/2ВFig. 3.30 Divers preparing forsequential jump into the poolDetermine the moment generated about point O by the weightsof the divers and the board. Calculate the net moment aboutpoint O.Answers: M1 = 3371.2 Nm; M2 = 1607.2 Nm; M,Mnet= 2548 Nm;= 7526.4 Nm

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Determine the moment generated about point O by the weights of the divers and the board. Calculate the net moment about point O. Answers: M = 3371.2 Nm; M2 = 1607.2 Nm; M, = 2548 Nm; %3D %3D %3D

College Physics

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ISBN:9781305952300

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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