Find the moment about A, B, & C, where AB = AD = 19 m, F₁1= 3 N, F₂ = 7 N, F3 = 11 N & F4 = 19 N. Each force is acting at the mid-point of each side. --(3 Marks) F4 D F₁ F3 B F2 (NOTE: ENTER ONLY THE VALUES BY REFERRING TO THE UNITS GIVEN IN THE BRACKET) The moment of force about "A" (in Nm) = The moment of force about "B" (in Nm) = The moment of force about "C" (in Nm) =

Find the moment about A, B, & C, where AB = AD = 19 m, F₁1= 3 N, F₂ = 7 N, F3 = 11 N & F4 = 19 N. Each force is acting at the mid-point of each side. --(3 Marks) F4 D F₁ F3 B F2 (NOTE: ENTER ONLY THE VALUES BY REFERRING TO THE UNITS GIVEN IN THE BRACKET) The moment of force about "A" (in Nm) = The moment of force about "B" (in Nm) = The moment of force about "C" (in Nm) =

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