The force-couple system shown acts on a trapezoidal plate. a. Determine the value of M, if the system shown is equivalent to a single force acting at point C. b. The system shown is equivalent to a force-couple system consisting of R and M2 = 3000 kip-in clockwise. If M, in this case is 120 kip-in counterclockwise, determine the point of action of the resultant force R along line CD.

The force-couple system shown acts on a trapezoidal plate. a. Determine the value of M, if the system shown is equivalent to a single force acting at point C. b. The system shown is equivalent to a force-couple system consisting of R and M2 = 3000 kip-in clockwise. If M, in this case is 120 kip-in counterclockwise, determine the point of action of the resultant force R along line CD.

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Chapter3: Resultants Of Force Systems

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