2-98 Three forces are applied with cables to the anchorblock shown in Fig. P2-98. Determineb. The magnitude of the rectangular component of forceF, along the line of action of force F2.0.6 mF = 272 NF- 500 NFj= 650 NF12.7 m13.6 m1.8 mF32.7 m3,6 m0.9 m1.2 mm

Given: The forces are: F1=272 NF2=500 NF3=650 N

Answered: 2-98 Three forces are applied with…

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