17:57 betway←PulseQuestion1 42.1 39%-Under nonuniform and slippery roadconditions, the four forces shown are exertedon the four drive wheels of the all-wheel-drivevehicle. Determine the resultant R of thissystem and the x- and y-intercepts of its line ofaction. Note that the front and rear tracks areequal (i.e., AB = CD).y285 N B350 N AAnswers:R = (x =y ==|||23°720 mm145 N720 mmD215 N1390 mm1140 mmj) Ni+mmmm

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