QI) At point A, the four forces Fs, Fc, Fp and Fe act, the lines of action for these forces aregiven by the straight lines AB, AC, AD and AF, as shown in Figure 1,Coordinate the points are:A336.2D.8E412cmemFigure 1The magnitudes of the forces are: F=7 KN, F= 3 KN, F= 9 KN and F= 13 KN.Represent this force F acting on the point A as a Cartesian vector and determine its direction.

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QI) At point A, the four forces Fs, Fc, Fp and Fg act, the lines of action for these forces are given by the straight lines AB, AC, AD and AE, as shown in Figure 1. Coordinate the points are: A 3. B 2. D E 4 12 cm cm cm Figure 1 The magnitudes of the forces are: F=7 KN, F= 3 KN, F-9 KN and F= 13 KN. Represent this fore F acting on the point A as a Cartesian vector and determine its direction.

QI) At point A, the four forces Fs, Fc, Fp and Fg act, the lines of action for these forces are given by the straight lines AB, AC, AD and AE, as shown in Figure 1. Coordinate the points are: A 3. B 2. D E 4 12 cm cm cm Figure 1 The magnitudes of the forces are: F=7 KN, F= 3 KN, F-9 KN and F= 13 KN. Represent this fore F acting on the point A as a Cartesian vector and determine its direction.

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