In the diagram, Force F must pull with 30N to keep the system in static equilibrium, what is the weight? If the diameter of Gears D and G were changed to 14 cm, what would the required force to hold the system in equilibrium be? (Use the weight calculated previously)

In the diagram, Force F must pull with 30N to keep the system in static equilibrium, what is the weight? If the diameter of Gears D and G were changed to 14 cm, what would the required force to hold the system in equilibrium be? (Use the weight calculated previously)

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Chapter9: Moments And Products Of Inertia Of Areas

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In the diagram, Force F must pull with 30N to keep the system in static equilibrium, what is the weight?

If the diameter of Gears D and G were changed to 14 cm, what would the required force to hold the
system in equilibrium be? (Use the weight calculated previously)

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Gears F, C, and A have diameter 19 cm
Gears G, D, and B have diameter 11 cm
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