Posted by anonymous on Wednesday, March 2, 2011 at 8:09pm.
Wouldn't it depend on the weight of the bridge? OK, the bridge is massless.
about the left side: 9000*.6 is the torque due to the truck. Of course, the bridge weight matters, as does the right support holding half the bridge.
see that's where is confused me. It didn't give me anything for the weight of the bridge.
And I tried 9000*.6 and it's still saying i'm wrong.
This is kind of what the diagram looks like. O is the truck
F left
^
I
I ^ F right
I I
I_____O___________________I
I
I
I
V weight
Related Questions
physics - A train 400 m long is moving on a straight track with a speed of 80.1 ...
physics - A train 400 m long is moving on a straight track with a speed of 80.1 ...
Physics - A truck tractor pulls two trailers, one behind the other, at a ...
physics - If an auto weighing 13,345 N causes a bridge to sag 0.0254 m, a truck ...
college physics - A delivery truck travels 10 km north, 18 km east, and 29 km ...
physics - A motor car moving at a speed of 72 km/h can not come to a stop in ...
physics - A boat moving at 15 km/h relative to water is crossing a river 1.5 km ...
Physics - A boat moving at 15 km/h relative to water is crossing a river 1.5 km ...
physics - can you show me how to do this mathematically A car traveling 90 km/h ...
algebra - Truck A leaves a truck stop traveling at 80 km/hr. Four hours later, ...
For Further Reading
