ZA50 N3 my300 Nm70 N2 m3 m40 N2 m12md30 NQuestions:(a) Reduce the system of forces and moments acting on the structure to a singleresultant force (Fro) and a couple (Mro) acting at the origin of coordinates.(b) Determine the "parallel component” (M) of the couple (Mro), i.e., the compo-nent lying parallel to (F). State (M) in vector form.(c) Determine the corresponding "perpendicular component" (M₁). State (M₁) invector form.(d) Reduce the force and couple at the origin to a "wrench resultant" and determinea precise and complete description of the line of action of the "wrench resultant."

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(a) Reduce the system of forces and moments acting on the structure to a single resultant force (Fro) and a couple (Mro) acting at the origin of coordinates. (b) Determine the "parallel component” (M) of the couple (Mro), i.e., the compo- nent lying parallel to (F). State (M₁) in vector form. (c) Determine the corresponding "perpendicular component" (M₁). State (M₁) in vector form. (d) Reduce the force and couple at the origin to a "wrench resultant" and determine a precise and complete description of the line of action of the "wrench resultant."

(a) Reduce the system of forces and moments acting on the structure to a single resultant force (Fro) and a couple (Mro) acting at the origin of coordinates. (b) Determine the "parallel component” (M) of the couple (Mro), i.e., the compo- nent lying parallel to (F). State (M₁) in vector form. (c) Determine the corresponding "perpendicular component" (M₁). State (M₁) in vector form. (d) Reduce the force and couple at the origin to a "wrench resultant" and determine a precise and complete description of the line of action of the "wrench resultant."

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Chapter1: Introduction To Statics

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