3. Find the resultant and coordinates of the intersection of its line of action with the xz plane. The given forces are in Newtons and parallel to the y axis, and the coordinates of the intersection of each action line with the xz plane are in meters.

3. Find the resultant and coordinates of the intersection of its line of action with the xz plane. The given forces are in Newtons and parallel to the y axis, and the coordinates of the intersection of each action line with the xz plane are in meters.

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3. Find the resultant and coordinates of the
intersection of its line of action with the xz
plane. The given forces are in Newtons and
parallel to the y axis, and the coordinates of the
intersection of each action line with the xz plane
are in meters.
F
20
15
10
-25
-10
(x,2) (4,-2) (3, -2) (-1,6)
(-2,-1) (0,0)

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