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For the following diagrams, determine the perpendicular component F1 for each force shown, as well as its torque, relative to pivot P: a) 60° b) Feable 570 N; find F1 0.730 m

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For the following diagrams, determine the perpendicular component F, for each force
shown, as well as its torque, relative to pivot P:
а)
60°
b)
Feable 570 N; find F1
and torque
0.730 m
25°
Foracket= 265 N;
find F1 and torque
2.30 m

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