Replace the force system by an equivalent resultant forceand couple moment at point O. TakeF₁-2001+450)-250k) N. (E1)FigureF-300 N13m10/17-200Part ADetermine the resultant forceEnter the z, y, and components of the force separated by commas using three significant figuresVALD Ivec(Fa).. (FR), (Fn).-SubmitPart BRequest Answer(Mo).. (Mo) (Mo)SubmitDetermine the equivalent resultant couple moment about point OEnter the z, y, and components of the moment separated by commas using three significant figures.VAX IvecProvide Feedback?Request AnswerNN-m

Given the individual value of forces. Required: Resultant force and couple

Replace the force system by an equivalent resultant force and couple moment at point O. Take F₁-(-2008+450j-250k) N. (E1) Figure 7₁-30 N 10/1 71-201 Part A Determine the resultant force Enter the z, y, and components of the force separated by commas using three significant figures (Fa). (Fa) (Fa) Submit Bequest Answer Part B (Mao). (Mo) (Mao). Submit Determine the equivalent resultant couple moment about point O Enter the 2, 3, and components of the moment separated by commas using three significant figures. Provide Feedback AL vec Request Answer ? AL I vec N ? N-m

Replace the force system by an equivalent resultant force and couple moment at point O. Take F₁-(-2008+450j-250k) N. (E1) Figure 7₁-30 N 10/1 71-201 Part A Determine the resultant force Enter the z, y, and components of the force separated by commas using three significant figures (Fa). (Fa) (Fa) Submit Bequest Answer Part B (Mao). (Mo) (Mao). Submit Determine the equivalent resultant couple moment about point O Enter the 2, 3, and components of the moment separated by commas using three significant figures. Provide Feedback AL vec Request Answer ? AL I vec N ? N-m

International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

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Chapter1: Introduction To Statics

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Problem 1.48P: The pole OB is subjected to the 6004b force at B. Determine (a) the rectangular components of the...

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