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MOMENT OF 1 TORQUE
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| Author: | Jean Michel Ferrard |
| Syntax: | moment (matrix, matrix ) |
| Require: | ****** |
A torque is perfectly given since one knows his moment T (A) in a point A (which one calls here the " basic point "), and its resultant R. In this chapter, a torque will be represented by a matrix with three lines :
The function moment() calculates quite simply the moment of the torque T (defined by triplet A,t(A),R), in an unspecified point M
Example:
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One forms the torque T of resultant R=(-5,2,4), and whose moment as in point A(1,0,1) is T (A)=(2,-1,3). One calculates the moment of T for the point M(x,y,z). |