A concurrent force system in composed of 3 tforces described as folows P, has a magnitude of 100 kN and acts tvough the origin and points x 3, y 4, 22. P2 has a megnitude of 60 kN and acts through the origin and points x4, y 1, 2.2. Pa has a magnitude of 80 kN and acts trough the origin and points x 2, y ▪ - 3, 2-3. (4,1,-2) (3,4,2) P=100 kN Pir60 kN Py-80 kN (2.-3,3) O Which of the folowing most nearly gives the x-component of the resultant force. O Which of the following most nearly gives the y-component of the resultant force. a Which of the following most nearty gives he z-component of the resultant force.

A concurrent force system in composed of 3 tforces described as folows P, has a magnitude of 100 kN and acts tvough the origin and points x 3, y 4, 22. P2 has a megnitude of 60 kN and acts through the origin and points x4, y 1, 2.2. Pa has a magnitude of 80 kN and acts trough the origin and points x 2, y ▪ - 3, 2-3. (4,1,-2) (3,4,2) P=100 kN Pir60 kN Py-80 kN (2.-3,3) O Which of the folowing most nearly gives the x-component of the resultant force. O Which of the following most nearly gives the y-component of the resultant force. a Which of the following most nearty gives he z-component of the resultant force.

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