**Problem Statement:**2. In the design of an automotive control arm, it is known that the spring force \( F_s = 800 \, \text{N} \). Find the moment of this force about the bushing at \( A \) using vector cross products. The equation for the moment is given by \(\mathbf{M}_A = \mathbf{r} \times \mathbf{F}\).**Diagram Explanation:**The diagram shows the layout of an automotive control arm. It is a 3D schematic with several key points marked and used for calculating the moment. Here are the important details:- **Coordinate Axes**: The diagram depicts three axes: \(x\), \(y\), and \(z\), indicating a three-dimensional space.- **Points and Distances**: - **Point E**: The application point of the force \( F_s \). - **Point A**: The point about which the moment is calculated. It is located at the origin of the \(z\)-axis. - **Point B** is on the top edge directly above where the spring force is applied. - **Distance from A to E**: - Along the \(x\)-axis: 420 mm - Along the \(y\)-axis: 190 mm- **Spring Force \( F_s \)**: - It acts at a 15-degree angle to the vertical, labeled at point E. - The magnitude of this force is 800 N.Use the vector cross product and the given dimensions to find the moment about point A.

Now the force can be given as Fs→=fxi^+fyj^+fzk^Fx=Fssin 45°=800*sin 45°=207.05 i^Fy=0 j^Fzy=Fscos…

2. In the design of an automotive control arm it is known that the spring force Fs =800N. Find the moment of this force about the bushing at A using vector cross products. MA= r x F 15° B 420 mm 170 mm E 190 mm 120 mm 180 D mm

2. In the design of an automotive control arm it is known that the spring force Fs =800N. Find the moment of this force about the bushing at A using vector cross products. MA= r x F 15° B 420 mm 170 mm E 190 mm 120 mm 180 D mm

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