2.) please help with problem in photo A force of F= 12i + 40j [N] is applied to the end of a rod extending from the origin(xo, Yo) = (0, 0) meters to point A with coordinates (XA, YA) = (6.9, 7.3) meters.Calculate the moment of force produced by F. Give the answer to 1 decimal place.

GivenF=12i+40jxoyo=0,0xAyB=6.9, 7.3

A force of F = 12i + 40j [N] is applied to the end of a rod extending from the xo, Yo) = (0, 0) meters to point A with coordinates (XA, YA) = (6.9, 7.3) meters Calculate the moment of force produced by F. Give the answer to 1 decimal

A force of F = 12i + 40j [N] is applied to the end of a rod extending from the xo, Yo) = (0, 0) meters to point A with coordinates (XA, YA) = (6.9, 7.3) meters Calculate the moment of force produced by F. Give the answer to 1 decimal

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Problem 1.59P: Given r=4i6j+2km (position vector) F=20i+40j30kN (force vector) =0.8j+0.6k (dimensionless unit...

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A force of F= 12i + 40j [N] is applied to the end of a rod extending from the origin
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Calculate the moment of force produced by F. Give the answer to 1 decimal place.

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