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According to the loading system shown in the figure, if P 120 N, If the resultant moment of all forces (P, -P, F and -F) about point A is zero, then the magnitude of force F [N] is: T 2 m 30

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According to the loading system
shown in the figure, if P 120 N, If
the resultant moment of all forces (P,
-P, F and -F) about point A is zero,
then the magnitude of force F [N] is:
T
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70.8
207.8
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O 45.8

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