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Two forces and a couple act on the plate shown equivalent system consisting of: a vertical force F ( • a force F₂ • Be sure to and seose at B, and. above. Find an at C whose line of action is at 60° to the horizon express (scw or sw) for couple of moment M F, and F earch in mag/direc form, and give bath the mag

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