a) Reduce the system of forces to point O as a single force and moment. b) Find the line of action on which the given force-system can be represented by a single force only, without a moment. M=50 M[kNm] P=80 q[kN / m] q=10 P[kN] 4 kN / m A(-7,0) O(0,0) C(6,0) D(15,0) 12 kN 50KN 1.5m 12KN B(13,-8)

a) Reduce the system of forces to point O as a single force and moment. b) Find the line of action on which the given force-system can be represented by a single force only, without a moment. M=50 M[kNm] P=80 q[kN / m] q=10 P[kN] 4 kN / m A(-7,0) O(0,0) C(6,0) D(15,0) 12 kN 50KN 1.5m 12KN B(13,-8)

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a) Reduce the system of forces to point O as a single force and moment.
b) Find the line of action on which the given force-system can be represented by a single force
only, without a moment.
M=50
M[kNm]
P=80
q[kN / m] q=10
P[kN]
4 kN / m
A(-7,0)
O(0,0)
C(6,0)
D(15,0)
12 kN
50kN
1.5m
12KN
B(13,-8)

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