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Vesnalui [34]
3 years ago
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Please tell me answer please otherwise teacher will beat me fast ​

Physics
1 answer:
frutty [35]3 years ago
7 0

Explanation:

a) Use the torque equation to solve for the amount of effort to lift the load:

\sum{\tau} = Lx_L - Ex_E = 0

or

E = \dfrac{Lx_L}{x_E} = \dfrac{(100\:\text{N})(0.20\:\text{m})}{0.60\:\text{m}}

\:\:\:\:\:=33.3\:\text{N}

The mechanical advantage is

MA = \dfrac{0.60\:\text{m}}{0.20\:\text{m}} = 3

The velocity ratio is the same as the MA:

VR = \dfrac{\text{effort arm}}{\text{load arm}} = MA = 3

b) We can use the same equation in (a) to solve the problem:

\sum{\tau} = Ex_E - Lx_L = 0

\Rightarrow x_L = \dfrac{Ex_E}{L} = \dfrac{(50\:\text {N})(90\:\text{cm})}{300\:\text{N}}

\:\:\:\:\:=15\:\text{cm}

c) We can write

W_RX_R = W_SX_S \Rightarrow X_R = \dfrac{W_SX_S}{W_R}

\:\:\:\:\:= \dfrac{(400\:\text{N})(4\:\text{m})}{500\:\text{N}} = 3.2\:\text{m}

d) We can solve the problem as follows:

\sum{\tau} = Ex_E - Lx_L = 0 \Rightarrow E = \dfrac{Lx_L}{x_E}

or

E = \dfrac{(500\:\text{N})(0.50\:\text{m}}{1.0\:\text{m}} =250\:\text{N}

The mechanical advantage MA is

MA = \dfrac{x_E}{x_L} = \dfrac{1.0\:\text{m}}{0.5\:\text{m}} = 2.0

VR = MA = 2.0

\%\text{eff} = \dfrac{Lx_L}{Ex_E}×100\%

\:\:\:\:\:= \dfrac{(500\:\text{N})(0.5\:\text{m})}{(250\:\text{N})(1.0\:\text{m})}×100\%

\:\:\:\:\:=100\%

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