A force of magnitude 10N moves a slider fromA(6,-8,0) to D(0, 16, 12) at a constant speedof 5m/s.BDEAnalyse the problem in the (x, y, z) system ofcoordinates and calculate:The rectangular representation of F2+j+k[◆The rectangular representation of 7 =+k [m/s]The moment of the applied force about B is:Mbi+→ ]The magnitude of the moment of The applied forceabout D is Mp=[Nm]The angle smallest angle between the rod AD and0AB is y=13 15

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A force of magnitude 10N moves a slider from A(6,-8,0) to D(0, 16, 12) at a constant speed of 5m/s. B D E Analyse the problem in the (x, y, z) system of coordinates and calculate: The rectangular representation of F 3+ ◆ The rectangular representation of 7 = 5+ it k[m/s] The moment of the applied force about B is: Mb i+ G = ◆ ] The magnitude of the moment of The applied force about D is Mp [Nm] = The angle smallest angle between the rod AD and →➜> AB is y= 1-2 13 15 + ||

A force of magnitude 10N moves a slider from A(6,-8,0) to D(0, 16, 12) at a constant speed of 5m/s. B D E Analyse the problem in the (x, y, z) system of coordinates and calculate: The rectangular representation of F 3+ ◆ The rectangular representation of 7 = 5+ it k[m/s] The moment of the applied force about B is: Mb i+ G = ◆ ] The magnitude of the moment of The applied force about D is Mp [Nm] = The angle smallest angle between the rod AD and →➜> AB is y= 1-2 13 15 + ||

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