For a Rigid Body to Remain in Equilibrium It Is $\Sigma$

question 6

Multiple Choice

For a rigid body to remain in equilibrium it is necessary and sufficient that

• A) \(\Sigma\) = 0
• B)\(\Sigma\) \(\alpha\) = 0
• C)\(\Sigma\) = 0; \(\Sigma\) = 0
• D)\(\Sigma\) = 0
• E)\(\Sigma\) mr² = 0

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Definitions:

Oil Reserves

Quantities of crude oil that are confirmed to be recoverable under current economic and operating conditions.

Hotelling Rule

A principle from the economics of non-renewable resource management suggesting that the net price of a resource should increase at the rate of interest over time to ensure efficient extraction and usage.

Marginal Cost

The expense incurred from manufacturing an extra unit of a product or service.

Hotelling Rule

An economic theory that predicts how the price of a non-renewable resource should rise over time, balancing between resource depletion and the interest rate.