A. Problem SolvingInstruction: Read each problem carefully and calculate all required. Showyour complete, clean and correct solution. 3. Determine the magnitude and direction of the resultant of the givenconcurrent force system.Y4000 lb2000 lb30°X30°131000 lb3000 İL5000 lbFigure 3.29

3) resultant force = (2000-1000) j + (4000-3000) (-Cos30°i + Sin30° j) + 5000 (-4/5 i - 3/5 j) =…

Answered: Determine the magnitude and direction…

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Determine the magnitude and direction of the resultant of the given concurrent force system. Y 4000 lb 2000 lb 30° 30° 13 1000 lb 3000 lL 5000 lb Figure 3.29