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1)The three forces in figure create a vertical resultant acting through point A. if Tis known to be 360 N, compute the values of Fand P. Ans. (F=252.6 N & P=490.1 N) F A

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• 1)The three forces in figure create a
vertical resultant acting through point
A. if Tis known to be 360 N, compute
the values of Fand P. Ans. (F=252.6 N
& P=490.1 N)
F
A
T
P.

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