Physics, asked by snigdhasen723, 12 days ago

a spanner of 30cm long is used to loosen a nut by using a force of 45N calculate the moment of force on the nut.


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Answers

Answered by MystícPhoeníx
98

Answer:

  • 13.5Nm is the required moment of force.

Explanation:

According to the Question

It is given that,

  • Force ,F = 45N
  • Perpendicular Distance ,D = 30cm

we have to find the moment of force on the nut.

changing unit here

→ 30cm = 30/100 m

→ 0.3m

As we know that moment of force is calculated by

Moment of Force = Force × Perpendicular Distance

By putting the value we get

:\implies Moment of Force = 45× 0.3

:\impliesMoment of Force = 13.5 Nm

  • Hence, the moment of the force is 13.5Nm.
Answered by Anonymous
74

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  • ➬ Length of spanner = 30 cm
  • ➬ Force applied = 45 N

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  • ➬ Moment force on the nut = ?

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We know that :

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Required converting :

1m = 100 cm .So,

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Now Moment of force :

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{\large\orange{:\longmapsto{\sf{ Moment \:  of  \: force = {\green{\underline{\sf{ 13.5  \: N}}}}}}}}

Therefore :

❝ Moment of force on the nut is 13.5 Nm .

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