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Determine the force- couple system, with the force acting at point O, that is equivalent to the force and couple acting on the arm CD of the industrial robot. Note that the arm ABCD lies in a vertical plane that is inclined at 40 degrees to the yz-plane; the arm CD makes an angle of 30 degrees with the vertical

Determine the force- couple system, with the force acting at point O, that is equivalent to the force and couple acting on the arm CD of the industrial robot. Note that the arm ABCD lies in a vertical plane that is inclined at 40 degrees to the yz-plane; the arm CD makes an angle of 30 degrees with the vertical

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Practice Problem 2.4.18: Determine the force-
couple system, with the force acting at point O, that

is equivalent to the force and couple acting on the
arm CD of the industrial robot. Note that the arm
ABCD lies in a vertical plane that is inclined at 40
degrees to the yz-plane; the arm CD makes an angle
of 30 degrees with the vertical.

Practice Problem 2.4.18: Determine the force- couple system, with the force acting at point O, that is equivalent to the force and couple acting on the arm CD of the industrial robot. Note that the arm ABCD lies in a vertical plane that is inclined at 40 degrees to the yz-plane; the arm CD makes an angle of 30 degrees with the vertical. 52 Ib - ft 2.8 ft30 9.8 lb 4.2 ft 40
Transcribed Image Text:Practice Problem 2.4.18: Determine the force- couple system, with the force acting at point O, that is equivalent to the force and couple acting on the arm CD of the industrial robot. Note that the arm ABCD lies in a vertical plane that is inclined at 40 degrees to the yz-plane; the arm CD makes an angle of 30 degrees with the vertical. 52 Ib - ft 2.8 ft30 9.8 lb 4.2 ft 40
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