Question Determine the resultant location (d) relative to point in the system shown in fig. (2)? Question 3 Question 1 (3.At what angle 0 must the 60 N force be applied in order that the moment about O have amagnitude of zero N.m in the system shown in fig.(1)?Question 2Determine the resultant location (d) relative to point O in the system shown in fig.(2)?Question 3 (.Determine and locate the resultant of the system shown in fig (3). If you know that thevalues of Ax-240 N, Ay=2000 N, F-160 N, N=2400 N, W-400 N and M= 2 N.m ?Fig. 1Fig.22 m60 N5 m50 NF-60 N45900 mm2 m80 N2 m40 N1m30DA300 mm-820mmAssist. Lecturer : Yasir A. AbdullahFig. 3

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At what angle 0 must the 60 N force be applied in order that th nagnitude of zero N.m in the system shown in fig.(1)? Duestion 2 Determine the resultant location (d) relative to point O in the s Duestion 3 (

At what angle 0 must the 60 N force be applied in order that th nagnitude of zero N.m in the system shown in fig.(1)? Duestion 2 Determine the resultant location (d) relative to point O in the s Duestion 3 (

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