The mechanism shown was thought by its inventor to be a perpetual-motion machine. It consists of the
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The mechanism shown was thought by its inventor to be a perpetual-motion machine. It consists of the stand A, two smooth idler wheels B and C, and in between a uniform hollow cylindrical ring D suspended in the manner shown. The ring has a weight W and it was expected to revolve in the direction indicated by the arrow. Draw a free-body diagram of the ring and, using an appropriate equation of equilibrium, show that it will not rotate.
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Engineering Mechanics Statics & Dynamics
ISBN: 9780134895154
15th Edition
Authors: Russell C. Hibbeler
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