Forces F₁, F2, and F3 act on the structure of Figure 1 as shown. We wish to put the structure in equilibrium by applying a force, at a point such as P, whose vector components are F₁ and F. We are given that a= 2.0 m, b= 3.0 m, c= 1.0 m, F₁= 20 N, F2= 10 N, and F3= 5.0 N. Find:

Forces F₁, F2, and F3 act on the structure of Figure 1 as shown. We wish to put the structure in equilibrium by applying a force, at a point such as P, whose vector components are F₁ and F. We are given that a= 2.0 m, b= 3.0 m, c= 1.0 m, F₁= 20 N, F2= 10 N, and F3= 5.0 N. Find:

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Forces F₁, F2, and F3 act on the structure of Figure 1 as shown. We wish to put
the structure in equilibrium by applying a force, at a point such as P, whose
vector components are F₁ and F. We are given that a= 2.0 m, b= 3.0 m, c= 1.0
m, F1 20 N, F2= 10 N, and F3= 5.0 N. Find:
(a) Fh
(b) Fy and d
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