A certain force F has a moment of 180 N-m clockwise about point O and 94 N-m counterclockwise about point B. If its moment about point A is zero, determine the magnitude and direction of the force. Also, determine the x-intercept of the force. (x-intercept of the force is A the distance of the intersection of the line of action of the force and the x-axis, measured from the origin O) Зт 6m В

A certain force F has a moment of 180 N-m clockwise about point O and 94 N-m counterclockwise about point B. If its moment about point A is zero, determine the magnitude and direction of the force. Also, determine the x-intercept of the force. (x-intercept of the force is A the distance of the intersection of the line of action of the force and the x-axis, measured from the origin O) Зт 6m В

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A certain force F has a moment of 180 N-m clockwise
about point O and 94 N-m counterclockwise about point
B. If its moment about point A is zero, determine the
magnitude and direction of the force. Also, determine
the x-intercept of the force. (x-intercept of the force is
A
the distance of the intersection of the line of action of
the force and the x-axis, measured from the origin O)
Зт
6m
В

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