For figure (3): 6 - What is the magnitude of the resultant of these three forces? a) 182.9 N b) 325.8 N c) 542.3 N d) 196.6 N e) 422.4 N f) 298.1 N g) None of them 7- What is the resultant moment of the three forces acting on the beam about point C? a) 110.8 N.m b) 312.7 N.m c) 184.6 N.m d) 510.9 N.m e) 441.1 N.m f) 211.3 N.m g) None of them 8 - What is the resultant moment of the three forces acting on the beam about point D? a) 1396 N.m b) - 1517 N.m c) 2176 N.m d) - 989 N.m e) 1331 N.m f) - 1158 N.m g) None of them 9 - What is the resultant moment of the three forces acting on the beam about point B? a) - 625 N.m b) 299 N.m c) - 856 N.m d) 966 N.m e) - 584 N.m f) 293 N.m g) None of them 10 - What is the distance (d) measured from point D, where at which the resultant force intersects the beam? a) 3.44 m b) 2.92 m c) 1.66 m d) 3.11 m e) 2.17 m f) 1.13 m g) None of them

For figure (3): 6 - What is the magnitude of the resultant of these three forces? a) 182.9 N b) 325.8 N c) 542.3 N d) 196.6 N e) 422.4 N f) 298.1 N g) None of them 7- What is the resultant moment of the three forces acting on the beam about point C? a) 110.8 N.m b) 312.7 N.m c) 184.6 N.m d) 510.9 N.m e) 441.1 N.m f) 211.3 N.m g) None of them 8 - What is the resultant moment of the three forces acting on the beam about point D? a) 1396 N.m b) - 1517 N.m c) 2176 N.m d) - 989 N.m e) 1331 N.m f) - 1158 N.m g) None of them 9 - What is the resultant moment of the three forces acting on the beam about point B? a) - 625 N.m b) 299 N.m c) - 856 N.m d) 966 N.m e) - 584 N.m f) 293 N.m g) None of them 10 - What is the distance (d) measured from point D, where at which the resultant force intersects the beam? a) 3.44 m b) 2.92 m c) 1.66 m d) 3.11 m e) 2.17 m f) 1.13 m g) None of them

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