Four forces F1, F2, F3 and F4 are being applied on a plate as shown in Figure 1. If your roll number is 12L3456, 12 represents your batch and 3 is the first digit of your roll number and 6 being the fourth digit, convert these forces accordingly, F, = 1.2 kN, F2 = 2.3 kN, F3 = 2.3kN and F4 = 4.5 kN. Find the moment at P due to F4 using scalar formulation. Then, using vector formulation find the resultant moment at point P. %3D F1 F1 F2 45° F3 F2 F4 30 0.28m 0.12m 30 20 -0.12 m- F3 F4 0.38m

Four forces F1, F2, F3 and F4 are being applied on a plate as shown in Figure 1. If your roll number is 12L3456, 12 represents your batch and 3 is the first digit of your roll number and 6 being the fourth digit, convert these forces accordingly, F, = 1.2 kN, F2 = 2.3 kN, F3 = 2.3kN and F4 = 4.5 kN. Find the moment at P due to F4 using scalar formulation. Then, using vector formulation find the resultant moment at point P. %3D F1 F1 F2 45° F3 F2 F4 30 0.28m 0.12m 30 20 -0.12 m- F3 F4 0.38m

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