Situation 3. In a concurrent force system, the following four forces are applied;F1 (105N, 40deg down to the right), F2 (85N, 20deg up to the right), F3 (90N, 55deg up to the left), F4 (75N, 25deg up to the left). NOTE (all angles are with respect to the x-axis). Compute the magnitude (N ) of the resultant.

Situation 3. In a concurrent force system, the following four forces are applied;F1 (105N, 40deg down to the right), F2 (85N, 20deg up to the right), F3 (90N, 55deg up to the left), F4 (75N, 25deg up to the left). NOTE (all angles are with respect to the x-axis). Compute the magnitude (N ) of the resultant.

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Chapter2: Basic Operations With Force Systems

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Problem 2.63P: The force systems in Figs. (a) and (b) have the same moment about the x- and y-axis. Determine the...

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