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In a 6.00-m-long, uniform beam is hanging from a point 1.00 m to the right of its center. The beam weighs 140 N and makes an angle of 30with the vertical. At the right-hand end of the beam a 100.0-N weight is hung; an unknown weight w hangs at the left end. If the system is in equilibrium, what is w? You can ignore the thickness of the beam.

  1. If the beam makes, instead, an angle of 45with the vertical, what is w?

Short Answer

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  1. Weight w = 15.0 N
  2. The weight remains the same.

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The given data

Given that a 6.00-m-long, uniform beam is hanging from a point 1.00 m to the right of its center. The beam weighs 140 N and makes an angle of with the vertical. At the right-hand end of the beam a 100.0-N weight is hung; an unknown weight w hangs at the left end.

Weight of beam, w1=140N

Weight hung on the right end w2=100N

Moment of arm for role="math" localid="1668071757315" w1is1m

Moment of arm forw2is2m

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Formula used

Torque =FI

Where Fis force exerted and l is moment arm.

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(a)Step 3: Find the unknown weight w

Let w be unknown weight, the moment of arm for w is 4m

Apply first condition for equilibrium.

Net torque on the beam is zero.

This implies

w(4m)sin30+(140N)(1m)sin30=(100N)(2m)sin30

The common factorsin30 cancels out,

w = 15 N

Thus weight is 15 N.

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(b)Step 4: Find weight when the angle changes

When the angle is increased to 45instead of 30then the common factor of cancels out and weight remains the same.

Hence w = 15N

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