Solve each numberTopic; Resultant of Non-concurrent force system Y1. Solve for the resultant of the system of non-concurrent forces as shown, Each square in thegrid is 50 cm x 50 cm in dimension.1,950 N60°5121,500 N2X33,610 NY2. Solve for the resultant of the force system in thestep pulley shown, with all its properties:magnitude, direction and location.400 N500 N60 cm (P300 N120 cm Q5 kN3. Solve for the complete properties of theresultant of the system of forces on theroof truss, as shown in the figure.\C10 kNS kN4 kN30°AOB6 kNSpan/ Lower Chord AB: 3 equal divisions @2.00 m=6.00 m ; Pitch = /3 m'Upper Chords AC & CB: 2 equal divisions @ V3 m =2 /3 m

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Y 1. Solve for the resultant of the system of non- concurrent forces as shown, Each square in the grid is 50 cm x 50 cm in dimension. 1,950 N 60° 5 12 1,500 N 2 3 3,610 N

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1. Solve for the resultant of the system of non-
concurrent forces as shown, Each square in the
grid is 50 cm x 50 cm in dimension.
1,950 N
60°
5
12
1,500 N
2
X
3
3,610 N
Y
2. Solve for the resultant of the force system in the
step pulley shown, with all its properties:
magnitude, direction and location.
400 N
500 N
60 cm (P
300 N
120 cm Q
5 kN
3. Solve for the complete properties of the
resultant of the system of forces on the
roof truss, as shown in the figure.
\C
10 kN
S kN
4 kN
30°
A
OB
6 kN
Span/ Lower Chord AB: 3 equal divisions @2.00 m=6.00 m ; Pitch = /3 m'
Upper Chords AC & CB: 2 equal divisions @ V3 m =2 /3 m

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