Engineering Mechanics: Statics Lecture 12 | Force Reduction and Wrenches

Engineering Mechanics: Statics Lecture 12 | Force Reduction and Wrenches

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Contents:
Intro: (0:00)
Force Reduction: (1:04)
Reducing Forces into a Single Force: (8:26)
Reducing Forces into a Wrench: (16:18)

[Charles-bzkk]

"so as we can see here our wrench, it sucks ass. not gonna lie here, it blows chunks." well said my friend, well said indeed.

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[learnthis]

Good work BUT.... as soon as you move the Force vector F, would it not change the original M vector? The original M vector owes its existance (magnitude and direction) to the POINT the resultant F vector passes through. No?

[ethanjogola]

Do the resultant forces always act at point O? Is this arbitrary and for simplicity reasons? Could we technically place the resultant force line of action anywhere?

[jiekaijia]

Why is the parallel moment vector for the wrench able to shift up and down? Why are you allowed to move moment vectors like that?