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PostPosted: Fri Jan 07, 2005 12:50 am 
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Wow. Have fun guys. This is hardcore physics to the max...


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think i got it (the new one..) if im working it out right its way easy.
to be fair im probably not though, however i cant give a clue that wouldnt give away the answer, good luck and remember its all in the length of the beam and the elasticity point..


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:o Wow, I habn't even taken Physics yet, I'm only in grade 9. Well I don't get this one. I really need that avatar. Anywho, I'm just gonning to take a randomg guess.


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Eeek! I guess I should have paid more attention in math class!

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oh my i have no idea :o


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Well, physics doesn't help ... since the units on things aren't even right.

A moment of inertia is measured in (mass)*(length)^2. They give units as (length)^4.

The correct answer will just end up being a lucky stroke of luck.


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XenaAndGabrielle wrote:
Well, physics doesn't help ... since the units on things aren't even right.

A moment of inertia is measured in (mass)*(length)^2. They give units as (length)^4.

The correct answer will just end up being a lucky stroke of luck.


That's mass moment of inertia. They're talking about area moment of inertia. I didn't know that either up until five minutes ago. With Google, you should be able to easily solve this LC. :)


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haha if i knew what to look up on google i'd look :P lol stupid me has been trying to do it by hand :o think its back to school for me i dont do this type of maths in psychology degree


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Ok, I have all of the formulas done, but my answer is a little odd.. can I verify it with someone who is SURE that they have it?


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wow this one is easy :D


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hint..clue..help on formula? :) ok i found a formula now im gonna plug the numbers in can i confirm with someone who knows it after to compare?


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apranum wrote:
wow this one is easy :D


Easy? :o *dies* x______X;


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just google and find the right formula. If you wish to confirm, I will be available to do so. If you have AIm or something use that :P


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What is the "right formula"? :roll:


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Well... I can't exactly give it now can I?
That woulud be basically giving the answer ;)

Just google and good luck :P


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