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Depends on which metals you alloy. Different metals have different properties and the aim of alloying is to achieve the desireable qualities from each metal(s) being alloyed. There is no straightforward simple answer that fits all alloys.

Scale gets a bit screwy if it isn't the original. You're probably right.

Oh damn. You are right :P Yeah I see where I've gone wrong now. It's what happens when you don't label your vectors when you draw. :(

Yeah I got it now. Answer is 5792.28N

http://drop.io is a good site that doesn't require registration alternately you can send them to me and i can upload them to a permanent site

Hey guys been thrown completely by this lifting devices question. Can anyone explain or do this step by step? Thanks.

Schlenker and Mckern Mechanics book and the Materials book and also the two Copeland books (HSC and Prelim) Personally I've also gotten the Excel Senior Engineering book and it's alright. Also why would you want to have short, concise notes when you don't know the reasoning behind things? From...

Yeah these notes seem to be missing from the MediaFire site. A rehost would be nice! =)

Just interested to see if anyone plays water polo. I play water polo and I captain my school's first grade side (Sydney Boys HS).