Determine the magnitude of the resultant force (in N) of the coplanar force system shown in the figure below where the horizontal force P = 155 N and the couple M = 573 Nm. %3D M N m A 150 N 300 mm 250 mm P N 400 mm 90 N

Determine the magnitude of the resultant force (in N) of the coplanar force system shown in the figure below where the horizontal force P = 155 N and the couple M = 573 Nm. %3D M N m A 150 N 300 mm 250 mm P N 400 mm 90 N

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Determine the magnitude of the resultant force (in
N) of the coplanar force system shown in the figure
below where the horizontal force P = 155 N and the
couple M = 573 Nm.
M N m
A
150 N
300 mm
250 mm
PN
400 mm
90 N

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