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Mathcad - Extra42

This document provides the solution to a physics problem involving determining the magnitude and direction of a force (P) applied to a lever of an arbor press. Given the x, y, and z components of the moment (Mx, My, Mz), the solver uses MathCad to set up and solve equations relating the moments to P, θ, and φ. The solution finds P = 186.762 N, θ = 48.089 degrees, and φ = 9.866 degrees.

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Mathcad - Extra42

This document provides the solution to a physics problem involving determining the magnitude and direction of a force (P) applied to a lever of an arbor press. Given the x, y, and z components of the moment (Mx, My, Mz), the solver uses MathCad to set up and solve equations relating the moments to P, θ, and φ. The solution finds P = 186.762 N, θ = 48.089 degrees, and φ = 9.866 degrees.

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Computer Programming Skills

MathCad

Solution by DF Sozinando Student at the Vaal University of Technology

*A force P is applied to the lever of an arbor press. Knowing that P lies in a plane parallel to the yz plane and that Mx = 26Nm, M y = -23Nm, Mz = -4 Nm, determine the magnitude of P and the values of and .

Computer Programming Skills

MathCad

Solution by DF Sozinando Student at the Vaal University of Technology

M x := 26N m P := 1N Given

M y := -23N m := 0deg

M z := -4N m

:= 1deg

M x = ( P cos( ) ) [ ( 225mm) sin( ) ] - ( P sin( ) ) [ ( 225mm) cos( ) ] M y = -( P cos( ) ) ( 125mm) M z = -( P sin( ) ) ( 125mm)

P := Find(P , ,)

P = 186.762 N

= 48.089 deg

= 9.866 deg

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