D =D² + D²)d₁ = 34 ind2 = 24 ind3 = 11 ind4 = 15 inF1 = 739 lbF2 = 243 lbd4AF₂P| d3CTotal resultant forceat 'D'?BDd₁d2Eוי.F1

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D = D² + D²) d₁ = 34 in d2 = 24 in d3 = 11 in d4 = 15 in F1 = 739 lb F2 = 243 lb d4 A F₂ P | d3 C Total resultant force at 'D'? B D d₁ d2 E וי. F1