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2 Knowing that the resultants of the system shown in Fig.(1.2) is 60 lb.ft, then the value of (M) is A. 120 lb-ft C. 240 lb-ft D. 60 lb-ft B. zero

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2 Knowing that the resultants of the system shown in Fig.(1.2) is 60 lb.ft, then the value
of (M) is
A.
120 lb-ft
B. zero
c. 240 lb-ft
D. 60 lb-ft

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