mast is supported at 1.2m and it's base.
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You would need the cross-sectional area of the mast (i.e. the resisting face into the wind) in order to fully analyze and solve this problem.
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the design depends on the span, as well as how concentrated that 140 lb will be.  Also, there are many other variables that have to be considered such as height and roof slope
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in opinion like 1 mth
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If as described the entire meter stick is in balance, then the center of its mass/gravity would be where the support is, at the 22.4cm mark\n\naha ... here we go then,\n\n142.3 * (22.4-9)  = 134 * (x - 22.4)\n\nsolve this for x to get the answer\n( think of the entire stick as a ball placed at position x)
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If the aircraft is pulling a load factor of 2.5 then the wing must produce 2.5*5000 kg or 12500 kg.
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There is such a thing but unfortunately I have no idea what it's called. I do know that 'they' intend to build a satellite tower that reaches into space with it. It was featured in some magazines about two years ago.
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It's half the diameter.
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the radius is half the diameter.
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Very strong. Good field.
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The axis, and therefore, poles, gravitational pull is slowly changing. (Therefore changing due Norths position.)  That's alot of observant Sailors.
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There is a small weight inside that rotates quickly causing the handset to oscillate rapidly giving the impression of vibration.
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simple it is 2 infinity
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Centre is 1.5,2 and the Radius is 3
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Twice as long as half its length.
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The big port faces up.
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Twice the length from the middle to the end.
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It looks kind of like a boat. See the source.