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Chapter 5. Torque and Rotational Equilibrium: Unit Conversions
Chapter 5. Torque and Rotational Equilibrium: Unit Conversions
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Chapter 5. Torque and Rotational Equilibrium
Unit Conversions
5-1. Dra and label the moment arm o! the !orce " about an a#is at point $ in "i%. 5-11a. &hat
is the ma%nitude o! the moment arm'
Moment arms are drawn perpendicular to action line:
r
$
( )* !t+ sin *5
,
r
$
( ,.-.5 !t
5-*. "ind the moment arm about a#is / in "i%. 11a. )See figure above.+
r
/
( )0 !t+ sin *5
,
r
/
( 1.*1 !t
5-0. Determine the moment arm i! the a#is o! rotation is at point $ in "i%. 5-11b. &hat is the
ma%nitude o! the moment arm'
r
/
( )* m+ sin 6,
,
r
/
( 1.10 m
5-.. "ind the moment arm about a#is / in "i%. 5-11b.
r
/
( )5 m+ sin 0,
,
r
/
( *.5, m
Torque
5-5. 2! the !orce " in "i%. 5-11a is equal to -, lb, hat is the resultant torque about a#is $
ne%lectin% the ei%ht o! the rod. &hat is the resultant torque about a#is /'
Counterclockwise torques are positive, so that
$
is - and
/
is 3.
)a+
$
( )-, lb+),.-.5 !t+ ( -61.6 lb !t )b+
/
( )-, lb+)1.*1 !t+ ( 31,1 lb !t
5-6. The !orce " in "i%. 5-11b is .,, 4 and the an%le iron is o! ne%li%ible ei%ht. &hat is the
resultant torque about a#is $ and about a#is /'
Counterclockwise torques are positive, so that
$
is 3 and
/
is -.
)a+
$
( ).,, 4+)1.10* m+ ( 3650 4 m6 )b+
/
( ).,, 4+)*.5, m+ ( -1,,, 4 m
06
0 !t
* !t
r
/
/
$
*5
,
F
r
$
*5
,
* m
5 m
r
/ r
$
6,
,
/
0,
,
$
F
Chapter 5 Torque and Rotational Equilibrium Physics, 6
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5-1. $ leather belt is rapped around a pulley *, cm in diameter. $ !orce o! 6, 4 is applied to
the belt. &hat is the torque at the center o! the sha!t'
r ( 7D ( 1, cm6 ( )6, 4+),.1, m+ ( 36.,, 4 m
5--. The li%ht rod in "i%. 5-1* is 6, cm lon% and pi8oted about point $. "ind the ma%nitude and
si%n o! the torque due to the *,, 4 !orce i! is )a+ 5,
,
, )b+ 6,
,
, )c+ 0,
,
, and )d+ ,
,
.
( )*,, 4+ ),.6, m+ sin !or all an%les9
)a+ ( 1*, 4 m )b+ ( 1,. 4 m
)b+ ( 6, 4 m )d+ ( ,
5-5. $ person ho ei%hs 65, 4 rides a bicycle. The pedals mo8e in a circle o! radius ., cm. 2!
the entire ei%ht acts on each donard mo8in% pedal, hat is the ma#imum torque'
( )*5, 4+),.., m+ ( *6, 4 m
5-1,. $ sin%le belt is rapped around to pulleys. The dri8e pulley has a diameter o! 1, cm,
and the output pulley has a diameter o! *, cm. 2! the top belt tension is essentially 5, 4 at
the ed%e o! each pulley, hat are the input and output torques'
2nput torque ( )5, 4+),.1, m+ ( 5 4 m
:utput torque ( )5, 4+),.*, m+ ( 1, 4 m
Resultant Torque
5-11. &hat is the resultant torque about point $ in "i%. 5-10. 4e%lect ei%ht o! bar.
( 3)0, 4+)6 m+ - )15 4+)* m+ - )*, 4+)0 m+
( 5,., 4 m, Countercloc;ise.
01
"
$
*,, 4
r
6, cm
0, 4
* m
15 4
*, 4
$
. m 0 m
Chapter 5 Torque and Rotational Equilibrium Physics, 6
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5-1*. "ind the resultant torque in "i%. 5-10, i! the a#is is mo8ed to the le!t end o! the bar.
( 3)0, 4+),+ 3 )15 4+). m+ - )*, 4+)5 m+
( -1*, 4 m, countercloc;ise.
5-10. &hat hori<ontal !orce must be e#erted at point $ in "i% 5-11b to ma;e the resultant torque
about point / equal to <ero hen the !orce " ( -, 4'
( P )* m+ = )-, 4+)5 m+ )sin 0,
,
+ ( ,
* P ( *,, 46 P ( 1,, 4
5-1.. To heels o! diameters 6, cm and *, cm are !astened to%ether and turn on the same a#is
as in "i%. 5-1.. &hat is the resultant torque about a central a#is !or the shon ei%hts'
r
1
( 7)6, cm+ ( ,.0, m 6 r
*
( 7)0, cm+ ( ,.15 m
( )*,, 4+),.0, m+ = )15, 4+),.15 m+ ( 01.5 4 m6 ( 01.5 4 m, cc
5-15. >uppose you remo8e the 15,-4 ei%ht !rom the small heel in "i%. 5-1.. &hat ne
ei%ht can you han% to produce <ero resultant torque'
( )*,, 4+),.0, m+ = & ),.15 m+ ( ,6 & ( .,, 4
5-16. Determine the resultant torque about the corner $ !or "i%. 5-15.
( 3)16, 4+),.6, m+ sin .,
,
- )-, 4+),.*, m+
( 61.1 4 m = 16., 4 m ( .5.1 4 m
R
( .5.1 4 m
5-11. "ind the resultant torque about point C in "i%. 5-15.
( - )-, 4+),.*, m+ ( -16 4 m
0-
0, 4
* m
15 4
*, 4
$ . m 0 m
* m
5 m
r
/
/
0,
,
P
" ( -, 4
?@ __
?
?
?@ qco
?@co
x
?
?
A?@_
C
-, 4
.,
,
*, cm
6, cm
r
16, 4
Chapter 5 Torque and Rotational Equilibrium Physics, 6
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B5-1-. "ind the resultant torque about a#is / in "i%. 5-15.
F
x
= 16, cos .,
,
6 F
y
( 16, sin .,
,
( = )1*0 4+),.* m+ 3 )1,0 4+),.6 m+ ( 01.* 4 m
Equilibrium
5-15. $ uni!orm meter stic; is balanced at its midpoint ith a sin%le support. $ 6,-4 ei%ht is
suspended at the 0, cm mar;. $t hat point must a .,-4 ei%ht be hun% to balance the
system' !he "#$4 weight is %# cm from the axis&
( ,6 )6, 4+)*, cm+ = )., 4+x ( ,
., x ( 1*,, 4 cm or x ( 0, cm9 !he weight must be hung at the '#$cm mark(
5-*,. &ei%hts o! 1, 4, *, 4, and 0, 4 are placed on a meterstic; at the *, cm, ., cm, and 6,
cm mar;s, respecti8ely. The meterstic; is balanced by a sin%le support at its midpoint. $t
hat point may a 5-4 ei%ht be attached to produce equilibrium.
( )1, 4+)0, cm+ 3 )*, 4+)1, cm+
= )0, 4+)1, cm+ = )5 4+ x = #
5 x ( )0,, 3 *,, =0,,+ or x ( ., cm
!he )$4 weight must be placed at the *#$cm mark
5-*1. $n --m board o! ne%li%ible ei%ht is supported at a point * m !rom the ri%ht end here a
5,-4 ei%ht is attached. &hat donard !orce at the must be e#erted at the le!t end to
produce equilibrium'
= 0: " )6 m+ = )5, 4+)* m+ ( ,
6 " ( 1,, 4 m or " ( 16.1 4
05
"
#
"
y
/
-, 4
.,
,
*, cm
6, cm
16, 4
*, cm
x
., 4
6, 4
1, cm
0, cm
1, 4 *, 4
x
5 4 0, 4
5, 4
F
6 m * m
Chapter 5 Torque and Rotational Equilibrium Physics, 6
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5-**. $ .-m pole is supported at each end by hunters carryin% an -,,-4 deer hich is hun% at a
point 1.5 m !rom the le!t end. &hat are the upard !orces required by each hunter'
( $ ),+ = )-,, 4+)1.5 m+ 3 / ).., m+ ( ,
./ ( 1*,, 4 or / ( 0,, 4
"
y
( $ 3 / = -,, lb ( ,6 $ ( 5,, 4
5-*0. $ssume that the bar in "i%. 5-16 is o! ne%li%ible ei%ht. "ind the !orces " and $ pro8ided
the system is in equilibrium.
( )-, 4+)1.*, m+ = " ),.5, m+ ( ,6 " ( 1,1 4
"
y
( " = $ = -, 4 ( ,6 $ ( 1,1 4 = -, 4 ( *6.1 4
" ( 1,1 4, $ ( *6.1 4
5-*.. "or equilibrium, hat are the !orces "
1
and "
*
in "i%. 5-11. )4e%lect ei%ht o! bar.+
( )5, lb+)5 !t+ = "
*
). !t+ = )*, lb+)5 !t+ ( ,6
"
*
( -1.5 lb "
y
( "
1
= "
*
= *, lb = 5, lb ( ,
"
1
( "
*
311, lb ( -1.5 lb 3 11, lb, "
1
( 15- lb
5-*5. Consider the li%ht bar supported as shon in "i%. 5-1-. &hat are the !orces e#erted by the
supports $ and /'
( )T sin 50
,
+)..5 m+ = ).,, 4+)0 m+ = )1*,, 4+)6 m+ ( ,6
0.55 T ( 1*,, 4 3 1*,, 46 T ( *0., 4
B5-0,. &hat are the hori<ontal and 8ertical components o! the !orce e#erted by the all on the
boom' &hat is the ma%nitude and direction o! this !orce'
.1
F
B
1, m
$#is
.5,, 4
* m
16,, 4
A
- m
B
. !t
$#is
1-, lb
1 !t
., lb
A
5 !t
1.5 m
T
y
T
y
B
1.5 m
$#is
1*,, 4
.,, 4
!
0 m
Chapter 5 Torque and Rotational Equilibrium Physics, 6
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"
#
( E = T
#
( ,6 E = T cos 50
,
( ,6 E ( )*0., 4+ cos 50
,
6 E ( 1.,- 4
"
y
( C 3 T sin 50
,
= .,, 4 = 1*,, 4 ( ,6 C ( 16,, 4 = )*0., 4+ sin 50
,
( -*65 4
!hus, the components are9 E ( 1.,- 4 and C ( -*65 4. !he resultant of these is:
+ , - = + =
* *
1.0. 46 tan (
-*65
1.,-
(1,.- > o! E
,
R ( 1.0. 4, 0.5.*
,
Center o" #ravit$
5-01. $ uni!orm 6-m bar has a len%th o! 6 m and ei%hs 0, 4. $ 5,-4 ei%ht is hun% !rom the
le!t end and a *,-4 !orce is hun% at the ri%ht end. Eo !ar !rom the le!t end ill a sin%le
upard !orce produce equilibrium'
"
y
( " = 5, 4 = 0, 4 = *, 4 ( ,6 " ( 1,, 4
( " x = )0, 4+)0 m+ = )*, 4+)6 m+ ( ,
)1,, 4+ x ( *1, 4 m6 x ( *.1, m
5-0*. $ .,-4 sphere and a 1*-4 sphere are connected by a li%ht rod *,, mm in len%th. Eo !ar
!rom the middle o! the .,-4 sphere is the center o! %ra8ity'
"
y
( " = ., 4 = 1* 4 ( ,6 " ( 5* 4
( " x = )., 4+),+ = )1* 4+),.*, m+ ( ,
)5* 4+ x ( *.., 4 m6 x ( ,.,.6* m or x = .6.* mm
5-00. &ei%hts o! *, 5, -, and 1, 4 are hun% !rom a 1,-m li%ht rod at distances o! *, ., 6, and - m
!rom the le!t end. Eo !ar !rom the le!t in is the center o! %ra8ity'
"
y
( " = 1, 4 = - 4 = 5 4 = * 4 ( ,6 " ( *5 4
"x = )* 4+)* m+ = )5 4+). m+ = )- 4+)6 m+ = )1, 4+)- m+ ( ,
)*5 4+ x ( 15* 4 m6 x ( 6.,- m
.*
$#is
F
*, 4
0, 4
5, 4
x
0 m 0 m
F
1* 4
., 4
*,, mm
x
1, 4 5 4 - 4 * 4
* m
* m * m
* m
* m
x
F
Chapter 5 Torque and Rotational Equilibrium Physics, 6
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5-0.. Compute the center o! %ra8ity o! sled%ehammer i! the metal head ei%hs 1* lb and the 0*-
in. supportin% handle ei%hs * lb. $ssume that the handle is o! uni!orm construction and
ei%ht.
"
y
( " = * lb = 1* lb ( ,6 " ( 1. lb
"x = )1* lb+),+ = )* lb+)16 in.+ ( ,6 Fx ( 0* lb in.
)1. lb+ x ( 0* lb in.6 x ( *.*5 in. !rom head.
Challen%e Problems
5-05. &hat is the resultant torque about the hin%e in "i%. .-*,' 4e%lect ei%ht o! the cur8ed bar.
( )-, 4+),.6 m+ = )*,, 4+),.. m+ sin .,
,
( .-., 4 m = 51.. 4 m6 ( = 0..* 4 m
5-06. &hat hori<ontal !orce applied to the le!t end o! the
bar in "i%. .-*, ill produce rotational equilibrium'
From .rob( )$//: ( - 0..* 4 m.
!hus, if ( ,, then torque of 30..* 4 m must be added.
" ),.6 m+ cos .,
,
( 30..5 4 m6 " ( 1..5 4
5-01. &ei%hts o! 1,,, *,,, and 5,, lb are placed on a li%ht board restin% on to supports as
shon in "i%. .-*1. &hat are the !orces e#erted by the supports'
( )1,, lb+). !t+ 3 /)16 !t+
= )*,, lb+)6 !t+ = )5,, lb+)1* !t+ ( ,6 / ( .*5 lb
"
y
( $ 3 / = 1,, lb = *,, lb = 5,, lb ( ,
$ ( -,, lb = / ( -,, lb = .*5 lb6 $ ( 015 lb
.0
.,
,
5,
,
F
F
16 in.
16 in.
x
* lb 1* lb
*,, 4
6, cm
., cm
r
.,
,
.,
,
-, 4
*,, 4
6, cm
., cm
r
.,
,
-, 4
$#is
1,, lb *,, lb 5,, lb
$ /
6 !t 6 !t . !t . !t
Chapter 5 Torque and Rotational Equilibrium Physics, 6
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!he forces exerted by the supports are 9 $ ( 015 4 and / ( .*5 4
5-0-. $n --m steel metal beam ei%hs *.,, 4 and is supported 0 m !rom the ri%ht end. 2! a
5,,,-4 ei%ht is placed on the ri%ht end, hat !orce must be e#erted at the le!t end to
balance the system'
R
( )0,, lb+)6 !t+ = )5, lb+)* !t+ = "
1
)- !t+ ( ,
"
1
( *10 lb 1ow, F
y
= # gives9 *10 lb 3 R =0,, lb = 5, lb ( ,6 R ( 10- lb ( RF
1ext we sum torques about F
%
with +5 = 6/' lb is directed in a downward direction:
"
( )10- lb+)0 !t+ 3 "
0
)1 !t+ = )*,, lb+)5 !t+ ( ,6 From which9 "
0
( -0.5 lb
F
y
= # = "
*
3 -0.5 lb = 10- lb = *,, lb6 "
*
( =*5. lb
!he three unknown forces are: "
1
( *10 lb, "
*
( =*5. lb, "
0
( -0.5 lb
B5-... )a+ &hat ei%ht & ill produce a tension o! .,, 4 in the rope attached to the boom in
"i%. 5-*.'. )b+ &hat ould be the tension in the rope i! & ( .,, 4' 4e%lect the ei%ht
o! the boom in each case.
.5
,.5 m
F
. 4
&
b a
5, lb
* !t
5 !t
* !t
6 !t
0 !t * !t
0,, lb
*,, lb
"
0 "
*
"
1
RF
F
R
$#is
0,
,
. m
* m
.,, 4
&
0,
,
Chapter 5 Torque and Rotational Equilibrium Physics, 6
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)a+ = (400 )(4 m+ sin 0,,+ = & )6 m+ cos 0,
,
( ,
& ( 15. 4
)b+ ( T). m+ sin 0,
,
= ).,, 4+)6 m+ cos 0,
,
( ,
T ( 6,, 4
B5-.5. >uppose the boom in "i%. 5-*. has a ei%ht o! 1,, 4 and the suspended ei%ht & is
equal to .,, 4. &hat is the tension in the cord'
= (4 m+ sin 0,,+ = ).,, 4+)6 m+ cos 0,
,
= )1,, 4+)0 m+ cos 0,
,
( ,
T ( 1165 4
B5-.6. "or the conditions set in Problem 5-5, hat are the hori<ontal and 8ertical components
o! the !orce e#erted by the !loor hin%e on the base o! the boom'
"
#
( E = 1165 4 ( ,6 or E ( 1165 4
"
y
( C = 1,, 4 = .,, 4 ( ,6 or C ( 5,, 4
E ( 1165 4 and C ( 5,, 4
BB5-.1. &hat is the tension in the cable !or "i%. 5-*5. The ei%ht o! the boom is 0,, 4 but its
len%th is un;non. )Select axis at wall, 7 cancels(&
= = !7 1
7
7 sin ) + sin sin 15 0,,
*
0, 5.6 0, ,
, , ,
T sin 15
,
( 15., 4 3 *10 46 T ( 06, 4
BB5-.-. &hat are the ma%nitude and direction o! the !orce e#erted by
the all on the boom in "i%. 5-*5' $%ain assume that the ei%ht o! the board is 0,, 4.
+efer to the figure and data given in .roblem )$8 and recall that ! = 06, 4.
.6
1,, 4 $#is
0,
,
. m
* m
T
&
0,
,
!
1,, 4
$#is
0,
,
. m
* m
1165 4
.,, 4
0,
,
6,
,
0,
,
.5
,
T ( 06, 4
T
5.6 4
G
r
15
,
0,, 4
.5
,
0,
,
!
Chapter 5 Torque and Rotational Equilibrium Physics, 6
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"
#
( E - )06, 4+ cos .5
,
( ,6 E ( *55 4
"
y
( C 3 )06, 4+ sin .5
,
= 0,, 4 = 5.6 4 ( ,6 C ( 551 4
E ( *55 4 and C ( 551 4
B5-.5. $n car has a distance o! 0.. m beteen !ront and rear a#les. 2! 6, percent o! the ei%ht
rests on the !ront heels, ho !ar is the center o! %ra8ity located !rom the !ront a#le'
( ,.6&),+ 3 ,..&)0.. m+ = F x ( ,
/ut " ( &9 1.06 & = & x ( ,
x ( 1.06 m from front axle
.1
,..&
x
"
,.6&
0.. m
$#is