Please kindly round-off all of the answers to 3 decimal places, thank you! 5. The tensile forces on the ropes tied to the tree trunk are BA = 55.5 N and BC = 66 N. What is themoment of the resultant of these two forces about point O?B7 m6 m4.25 mC1 m0.75 m

Given :- tensile force in tree trunk BA= 55.5 kN Tensile force in tree trunk BC = 66 KN…

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5. The tensile forces on the ropes tied to the tree trunk are BA = 55.5 N and BC = 66 N. What is the moment of the resultant of these two forces about point 0? B 7 m 6 m 4.25 m 1 m 0.75 m