Replace the force system by an equivalent resultant forceand couple moment at point O.O A) 80i-50j N130 N121513O B) 280i-250j N6 m4 mC) 180i-350j N1 m1 mO D) -180i + 350j NPT530+ 2 m -O E) 280i + 450j N500 NWhat is the resultant force?

Force 130 N can be written as -130×1213(i) + 130×513(j) =(-120i+50j) N Force 500N can be written as…

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500 N What is the resultant force?

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Chapter8: Linear Momentum And Collisions

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