This force-couple system is to be replaced by an equivalent system consisting of the following: a couple moment Mx, and a single force, Rc acting at C. Draw the diagram for the equivalent system and determine Mx and Rc. A 100N В 80N 110N-m 50N 150N 50N 130 N D 180N-m 12° 30N 1m E

This force-couple system is to be replaced by an equivalent system consisting of the following: a couple moment Mx, and a single force, Rc acting at C. Draw the diagram for the equivalent system and determine Mx and Rc. A 100N В 80N 110N-m 50N 150N 50N 130 N D 180N-m 12° 30N 1m E

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This force-couple system is to be replaced by an equivalent system consisting of the following:
a couple moment Mx, and a single force, Rc acting at C. Draw the diagram for the equivalent
system and determine Mx and Rc.
A 100N
80N
C110N-m
50N
150N
50N
130 N
D
180N-m
12°
30N
1m

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