For the truss loaded as shown, determine the equation for the line of action of the stand-alone resultant R and state the coordinates of the points on the x- and y-axes through which the line of action passes. All triangles are 3-4-5. Assume F₁ = 10 kN, F₂= 20 kN, F3 = 25 KN, F4 = 40 kN, and M = 120 kN-m. 6m H G B A F₁ Answers: 8m x-axis: x = i y-axis: y = i F₂ Equation of line: y = B M D F -F₂ m E E X+ Mi m

For the truss loaded as shown, determine the equation for the line of action of the stand-alone resultant R and state the coordinates of the points on the x- and y-axes through which the line of action passes. All triangles are 3-4-5. Assume F₁ = 10 kN, F₂= 20 kN, F3 = 25 KN, F4 = 40 kN, and M = 120 kN-m. 6m H G B A F₁ Answers: 8m x-axis: x = i y-axis: y = i F₂ Equation of line: y = B M D F -F₂ m E E X+ Mi m

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Chapter3: Resultants Of Force Systems

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Problem 3.69RP: Determine the wrench that is equivalent to the force-couple system shown and find the coordinates of...

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