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    The direction ofMO is determined using the right-handrule

    Sense of rotation

    Sense of rotation

    Resultant Moment of a system of coplanar forces

    OR M Fd + =

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    Cross Product

    The cross product of two vectors A and B yields thevector C, written

    = C A B

    The magnitudeofC is,

    sinC AB =

    ( )0 180

    o o

    The directionofC is,

    ( )sin CAB = =C A B u

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    Laws of Operation

    A X B B X A

    Rather,

    A X B = - B X A

    B X A = -C

    Multiplication by a Scalar

    a( A X B ) = (aA) X B = A X (aB) = ( A X B )a

    Distributive Law

    A X ( B + D ) = ( A X B ) +( A X D )

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    i x j = k i x k = -j i x i = 0j x k = i j x i = -k j x j = 0

    k x i = j k x j = -i k x k = 0

    ( )( )(sin90 ) (1)(1)(1) 1i j = =o

    Laws of Operations

    Consider cross product of vector Aand B

    AX B = (Axi + A

    yj + A

    zk) X (B

    xi + B

    yj + B

    zk)

    = AxB

    x(i X i) + A

    xBy

    (i X j) + AxB

    z(i X k)

    + AyB

    x(j X i) + A

    yBy

    (j X j) + AyB

    z(j X k)

    + AzB

    x(k X i) +A

    zBy

    (k X j) +AzB

    z(k X k)

    = (AyB

    zA

    zBy

    )i (AxB

    z- A

    zB

    x)j + (A

    xBy

    AyB

    x)k

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    x y z

    x y z

    A A A

    B B B

    =

    i j k

    A B

    Therefore,

    Moment of a force-vector formulation

    The moment of a force F about point O(the moment axispassing through Oand perpendicular to the planecontaining Oand F)

    O= M r F

    r is a vector drawn from Oto any point lying on the line of action of F

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    Magnitude MO= rF sin

    : angle between r and F

    sin ( sin )O

    M rF F r Fd = = =

    Direction The right-hand rule

    The moment created by F about Ois MO= rAF

    Consequently,

    O B C= = M r F r F

    This is called theprinciple of transmissibility

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    Cartesian vector formulation

    O x y z

    x y z

    r r r

    F F F

    = =

    i j k

    M r F

    Resultant moment of a system of forces

    ( )OR

    = M r F

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    Principle of moments

    Varignons Theorem

    The moment of a force about a point is equal to the sum

    of the moments of the forces components about the point

    1 2 1 2( )

    O= + = = M r F r F r F + F r F

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    Moment of a force about a specified axis

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    (20N)(0.5m) 10N mOM= =

    1) Scalar analysis

    3cos (10N m) 6N m

    5y OM M = = =

    or,directly 0.3(20N m) 6N myM = =

    In general,

    If the line of action of a force F is perpendicular to anyspecified axis aa, the magnitude of the moment ofFabout the axis is

    a a M Fd =

    is the perpendicular or the shortest distance from the force line ofaction to the axisad

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    max( )

    z M Fd =

    z M Fd' =

    Dot product ??

    cosAB =A B

    1 =i i 1 =j 1 =k k

    0 =i j 0 =i k 0 =k j

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    Applications of dot product ??

    1) The angle between two vectors or intersecting lines

    1

    cos AB

    =

    A B0 180

    o o

    cosAB =A B

    2) The components of a vector parallel and perpendicular toa line

    cosA A = = A u

    cos (1) cos Au A = =A u

    Therefore,

    cos ( )A = = A u A u u

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    2) Vector analysis

    { }(0.3 0.4 ) ( 20 ) 8 6 N m

    O A

    = = + = + M r F i j k i j

    ( 8 6 ) 6N m y O a

    M = = + = M u i j j

    O= M r F

    cosa O O a

    M M = = M u

    ( )a a

    M = r F u

    ( )a aM = u r F

    or

    The triple scalar product

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    ( ) x y za a a a x y z

    x y z

    M u u u r r r

    F F F

    = + +

    i j k

    i j k

    ( )

    x y za a a

    a a x y z

    x y z

    u u u

    M r r r

    F F F

    = =u r F

    ( )a aM = u r F

    Express Maas Cartesian vector,

    [ ( )]a a a a a

    M M= = u u r F u

    For a series of forces,

    [ ( )] ( )a a a aM = u r F u = u r F

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    ( )a a

    M = u r F

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