7. The values of Rx = EFx. Ry= EFy, and EMO for five force systems lying in the xy-plane are listed in the following table. Point O is the origin of the coordinate system, and positive moments are counterclockwise. Determine the resultant for each force system, and show it on a sketch of the coordinate system. Part R. R, 250 N EMo 450 N- m -450N - m 650 lb - ft 2 250 N 3. 300 Ib 450 lb

7. The values of Rx = EFx. Ry= EFy, and EMO for five force systems lying in the xy-plane are listed in the following table. Point O is the origin of the coordinate system, and positive moments are counterclockwise. Determine the resultant for each force system, and show it on a sketch of the coordinate system. Part R. R, 250 N EMo 450 N- m -450N - m 650 lb - ft 2 250 N 3. 300 Ib 450 lb

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