Force Polygons The following forces are applied to a heavy-duty steel ring: Force Magnitude Direction Number (LB) (degrees) 1 111 10.00 2 222 20.00 3 333 30.00 4 444 40.00 5 555 100.00 6 666 150.00 7 777 190.00 8 888 260.00 9 2500 45.00 10 7500 300.00 Using AutoCAD: Determine the magnitude and direction of one additional force (F_11) that will cause the sum of the forces on the steel ring to equal zero.

Force Polygons The following forces are applied to a heavy-duty steel ring: Force Magnitude Direction Number (LB) (degrees) 1 111 10.00 2 222 20.00 3 333 30.00 4 444 40.00 5 555 100.00 6 666 150.00 7 777 190.00 8 888 260.00 9 2500 45.00 10 7500 300.00 Using AutoCAD: Determine the magnitude and direction of one additional force (F_11) that will cause the sum of the forces on the steel ring to equal zero.

Engineering Fundamentals: An Introduction to Engineering (MindTap Course List)

5th Edition

ISBN:9781305084766

Author:Saeed Moaveni

Publisher:Saeed Moaveni

Chapter12: Electric Current And Related Variables In Engineering

Section12.2: Electrical Circuits And Components

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