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Eliot Toy offers these two solutions: 5-9 and 5-50.

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Many thanks to Chris Zirker for this.

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On Friday 1/25 we had two problems that we discussed in class but didn’t solve. I am delighted to report that I received multiple efforts from students, and the first two correct, neat solutions I received are posted below. The students who submitted the solutions have received the equivalent of 1/4 of a […]

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James Clarke has jammed together a mash-up of torsion-related materials from Chapter 5. It includes the salient materials on the torsion formula, and will make an excellent complement to the torsion formula page of the wiki. If you don’t have the right plug-in for your browser, just download it to your desktop.

 

 Mash-Up: Torsion: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

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James Calabrese provides a nice video solution to Prob. 9-99., which is a good mechanics problem starting with the physical situation and ending with Mohr’s circle.

 

 Prob. 9-99: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

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Pat Mandeville has provided a nice video solution to Prob. 9-37. Follow along–this is nice work.

 

 Prob. 9-37: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

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Malcolm Sonnett has assembled a very nice solution to a challenging 3-D problem. Enjoy! PS: if you have the .wmv plug-in for your browser, you can view it in the pop-up. Otherwise, download to your desktop then watch it.

 

 Prob. 9-31: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

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Classic! Javed Mondal and Alyson Welsh have put together two nice, entertaining solutions. Now all we need is Snidely Whiplash to make an appearance…

 

 Prob. 6-172: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

 

 Prob. 7-28: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

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