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22:53 Jun 24, 2011 |
English to Spanish translations [PRO] Social Sciences - Education / Pedagogy / Design of curriculum | |||||||
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3 | par / cupla |
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3 | son equivalente (estáticamente) a una fuerza y un par. |
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couple par / cupla Explanation: While Santiago is re-reading the source text, maybe this will help: Par de fuerzas - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre Par de fuerzas, o cupla, es un sistema formado por dos fuerzas de la misma intensidad o módulo, de la misma dirección (paralelas) y de sentido contrario. ... Algunas propiedades que se ... - Ejemplos comunes de pares de ... - Referencias es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Par_de_fuerzas - En caché - Similares |
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son equivalente (estáticamente) a una fuerza y un par. Explanation: The basic theorem is something like "Any system of forces and couples can be replaced at any point P by an equipollent system consisting of a force and couple there". -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 11 hrs (2011-06-25 10:05:39 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- O "equipolente". |
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