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Difine the law of moments. It is applicable to a certain condition of the acting forces.name the condition

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Answered by shivasinghmohan629

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Explanation:

it states that Net moment about one axison an object is equal to the sum of the individual moment acting along that axis but in case of multiple F acting or there is no rotation the principal of moment is zero. THE certain conditions are. the sum of the moments acting must be zero. the resultant force must be zero.

Answered by haniya5033

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Explanation:

It states that net moment about one axison an object

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