The resultant of the concurrent forces has a magnitude of 1000 N passing through points (x₁ = 0, y₁ = 0, z₁ = 0) and (x₂ = 2, y₂ = 3, z₂ = 4). 1. Compute the x- component of the resultant force. a. 371.1 N b. 392.3 N c. 422.6 N d. 245.9 N 2. Compute the y – component of the resultant force. a. 512.9 N b. 557.1 N c. 435.8 N d. 634.7 N 3. Compute the z – component of the resultant force. a. 632.7 N b. 642.8 N c. 742.1 N d. 791.3 N

The resultant of the concurrent forces has a magnitude of 1000 N passing through points (x₁ = 0, y₁ = 0, z₁ = 0) and (x₂ = 2, y₂ = 3, z₂ = 4). 1. Compute the x- component of the resultant force. a. 371.1 N b. 392.3 N c. 422.6 N d. 245.9 N 2. Compute the y – component of the resultant force. a. 512.9 N b. 557.1 N c. 435.8 N d. 634.7 N 3. Compute the z – component of the resultant force. a. 632.7 N b. 642.8 N c. 742.1 N d. 791.3 N

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The resultant of the concurrent forces has a magnitude of 1000 N passing through points (x₁ = 0, y₁ = 0, z₁ = 0) and (x₂ = 2, y₂ = 3, z₂ = 4).

1. Compute the x- component of the resultant force.

a. 371.1 N

b. 392.3 N

c. 422.6 N

d. 245.9 N

2. Compute the y – component of the resultant force.

a. 512.9 N

b. 557.1 N

c. 435.8 N

d. 634.7 N

3. Compute the z – component of the resultant force.

a. 632.7 N

b. 642.8 N

c. 742.1 N

d. 791.3 N

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