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1. www.physicsforums.com › threads › distribution-ofDistribution of Weight on Two Supports - Physics Forums

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   Feb 13, 2012 · There are several factors that can affect the distribution of weight on two supports. These include the size and shape of the supports, the materials they are made of, and the angle at which the weight is applied.

2. www.physicsforums.com › threads › weightWeight Distribution Across Multiple Points - Physics Forums

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   Sep 14, 2019 · What factors affect weight distribution? Several factors can affect weight distribution, including the shape and stiffness of the supporting structure, the number of supports, the spacing between supports, and the uniformity of the load.

3. www.physicsforums.com › threads › weight-supportedWeight supported by two supports - Physics Forums

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   Aug 3, 2013 · Several factors can affect the weight supported by two supports, including the material and strength of the supports, the distance between the supports, and the weight and distribution of the load. Other external factors such as wind, earthquakes, and temperature can also impact the stability and weight-bearing capacity of the supports.

4. physics.stackexchange.com › questions › 486329Why does a force divide equally on multiple supports/legs?

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   Jun 16, 2019 · As we slide the support towards the middle of the bridge, the weight on the right hand support will indeed increase, and the weight on the left hand support will decrease until the support reaches the middle of the bridge.

5. physics.stackexchange.com › questions › 350023forces - Distribution of weight of an inclined object ...

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   Aug 3, 2017 · What is the weight distribution (forces) on both supports? If calculating, we find that although tilted, the lines of action of the upward reaction forces from both supports are equidistant from the center of gravity, so the forces on both supports should be equal, so that there is no net rotational moment.

6. www.studyflight.com › understanding-theUnderstanding the Aerodynamic Forces in Flight - Study flight

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   How does the weight of an airplane affect its flight? The weight of an airplane affects takeoff distance, climb rate, speed, and fuel efficiency. Heavier aircraft require more lift and thrust to overcome their weight, which can lead to increased fuel consumption and reduced range.

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   What factors affect the distribution of weight on two supports?

   • There are several factors that can affect the distribution of weight on two supports. These include the size and shape of the supports, the materials they are made of, and the angle at which the weight is applied. The type of load, such as a point load or distributed load, can also affect the distribution of weight. 4.

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   What is the weight distribution (forces) on both supports?

   • If calculating, we find that although tilted, the lines of action of the upward reaction forces from both supports are equidistant from the center of gravity, so the forces on both supports should be equal, so that there is no net rotational moment.

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   What is the distribution of weight on two supports?

   • The distribution of weight on two supports refers to the way in which a load or weight is divided between two supporting points. This is important to consider in structures and materials to ensure that the weight is evenly distributed and does not cause any points of weakness or failure. 2.

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   Why is an uneven distribution of weight important?

   • An even distribution of weight on two supports is important because it helps to prevent any one support from bearing too much weight. This can lead to structural failure or damage to the supports. Additionally, an uneven distribution of weight can cause instability and make the structure or material less safe.

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   Does the weight of an object distribute equally among multiple supports?

   • In general, the weight of an object does not distribute equally among multiple supports, as commented above. Kudos, by the way, for not rejecting an idea out of hand just because it does not seem to make any sense. "Common sense" is NOT a good method of approaching scientific investigation.

   Why does a force divide equally on multiple supports/legs?

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   What if a bridge has a uniform weight distribution?

   • If you must use just logic, rather that a calculation, then in this case if we assume uniform weight distribution over the span of the bridge, the forces on each side must be the equal or the bridge will rotate. This is equivalent to requiring the torque be zero.

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   Sep 19, 2021 · For a mass supported with two forces F1 and F2, the vertical components must balance the weight of the mass: mg + F1,z + F2,z = 0. If the mass does not spin, then the torques must be balanced as well.