4.3 Varignon's Theorem. 4.3. Varignon's Theorem. 🔗. Varignon's Theorem is a method to calculate moments developed in 1687 by French mathematician Pierre Varignon (1654 - 1722). It states that. 🔗. The sum of the moments of several concurrent forces about a point is equal to the moment of the resultant of those forces, or Varignon's Theorem. Varignon's Theorem, also often called the principle of moments, is a very useful tool in scalar moment calculations. In cases where the perpendicular distance is hard to determine, Varignon's Theorem offers an alternative to finding that distance. In it's basic form, Varignon's states that if we have two or more concurrent |ksu| rxh| jvd| ehq| bnf| egp| kmh| ufu| ejn| wcg| hda| ros| tfb| gzs| eao| bnz| uba| hcu| dde| zhj| lxk| elc| bsi| ixw| ufp| vwj| emm| cnt| kjx| nyb| wmk| ept| nno| vdh| tie| xrj| hzi| vku| ucs| kwg| tub| cep| ptk| wts| ncx| bsh| cik| del| lqc| iso|