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The hardest m1 momemts question ever to exist

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Whoever can get this right will be crowned a genius!

Happy hunger games..

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Original post by creativebuzz
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Whoever can get this right will be crowned a genius!

Happy hunger games..


Are you saying you want help, or just posing it for entertainment?
Original post by creativebuzz
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Whoever can get this right will be crowned a genius!

Happy hunger games..


Easy, just remember let distance =x or something and know that the moment will be force time perpendicular distance to the point. Once you know this it is very easy.


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Could someone do this question and show me the working, i'm kinda confused by it.
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Are you saying you want help, or just posing it for entertainment?



Posting it for help! More specifically I need help on part b, not part A!
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You're good at maths :biggrin: Would you mind giving me a hand on part b of that question! I can do part A!
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Original post by creativebuzz
You're good at maths :biggrin: Would you mind giving me a hand on part b of that question! I can do part A!


I am watching Eurovision!!!!!!!!!!!
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Easy, just remember let distance =x or something and know that the moment will be force time perpendicular distance to the point. Once you know this it is very easy.


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Sorry I should have specified! I can do part a but not part b!
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I am watching Eurovision!!!!!!!!!!!



Booo, Eurovision sucks! Maths is more fun :biggrin:
Not meaning to sound arrogant or anything, but I just did that question in my head.

Moment = force x perpendicular distance.

You do the rest.
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Original post by creativebuzz
Booo, Eurovision sucks! Maths is more fun :biggrin:


this question is from a solomon paper

don't you have a marking scheme?
I have the mark scheme for this but I'm awful at moments, so I probably wouldn't be able to explain it very well.
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Sorry I should have specified! I can do part a but not part b!


Same thing applies
Anti clockwise and clockwise etc.
The root 2 comes from if you have a sqaure side length x then the diagonal is length root2 x.



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Original post by felamaslen
Not meaning to sound arrogant or anything, but I just did that question in my head.

Moment = force x perpendicular distance.

You do the rest.



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Mr. M, y u do dis?
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Original post by Dilzo999
Mr. M, y u do dis?


Only when I see hard moments questions ...
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Original post by felamaslen
Not meaning to sound arrogant or anything, but I just did that question in my head.

Moment = force x perpendicular distance.

You do the rest.



That's how you do the first part of the question, yes. But the second part requires more than just that.
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this question is from a solomon paper

don't you have a marking scheme?


Yeah and yeah. If the mark scheme made sense to me then I wouldn't have posted the question on here for help
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Original post by creativebuzz
Yeah and yeah. If the mark scheme made sense to me then I wouldn't have posted the question on here for help


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