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Physics, 23.01.2020 09:31 famouzgal

Part one
the arm of a crane at a construction site is
15.0 m long, and it makes an angle of 18.8◦
with the horizontal. assume that the maximum load the crane can handle is limited
by the amount of torque the load produces
around the base of the arm.
what maximum torque can the crane withstand if the maximum load the crane can
handle is 553 n?
answer in units of n · m.

part two
what is the maximum load for this crane at
an angle of 27.0◦ with the horizontal?
answer in units of n.

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