Replace the system acting on the beam by anequivalent resultant force and a couple momentat oSON02m200N m200 Na. FR = 184.7 N MR =220.1N.mclockwiseb. FR = 458.68 N MR = 440 N.m%3D%3!clockwiseFR158.68 N MR = 440 N.m counterC.%3D%3!clockwised. FR = 184.7 N MR = 220.1N.m counter%3Dclockwise

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Replace the system acting on the beam by an equivalent resultant force and a couple moment at 0 SON 02m 200N-m 200 N a. FR = 481.7 N Mg = 220.4 N. m clockwise b. FR = 158.68 N Mg = 440 N.m clockwise c. FR = 158.68 N MR = 440 N.m counter clockwise d. FR = 184.7 N Mg =220.4N.m counter %3D %3D clockwise

Replace the system acting on the beam by an equivalent resultant force and a couple moment at 0 SON 02m 200N-m 200 N a. FR = 481.7 N Mg = 220.4 N. m clockwise b. FR = 158.68 N Mg = 440 N.m clockwise c. FR = 158.68 N MR = 440 N.m counter clockwise d. FR = 184.7 N Mg =220.4N.m counter %3D %3D clockwise

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