Unit two - MechanicsExercises and ProblemsExercise 16:Determine the resultant moment of the forces shown in the figures below. The axis is represented by (A).12m6m->3mFigure aF2 = 5NF1 = 3NF3 = 22NF2 = 15N5m5mFigure b45°45°%F1 = 15NF2 = 15N5m5m45°Figure c60%45°F = 15NF3 = 17NF2 = 56N5m5mFigure d45°25°F, = 5N *F2 = 17N5m5m40°Figure e60%45°AF = 15NF3 = 17N340Physics Guide- G11

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Exercise 16: Determine the resultant moment of the forces shown in the figures below. The axis is represented by (A). 12m 6m 3m Figure a F2 = 5N F1 = 3N F3 = 22N F2 = 15N

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Unit two - Mechanics
Exercises and Problems
Exercise 16:
Determine the resultant moment of the forces shown in the figures below. The axis is represented by (A).
12m
6m
->
3m
Figure a
F2 = 5N
F1 = 3N
F3 = 22N
F2 = 15N
5m
5m
Figure b
45°
45°%
F1 = 15N
F2 = 15N
5m
5m
45°
Figure c
60%
45°
F = 15N
F3 = 17N
F2 = 56N
5m
5m
Figure d
45°
25°
F, = 5N *
F2 = 17N
5m
5m
40°
Figure e
60%
45°
AF = 15N
F3 = 17N
340
Physics Guide- G11

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