Given the 600-N force applied to the bracket at A in Fig 1, determine: (a) the horizontal, Fx and vertical components, Fy. Clearly draw the resolution process to get these components and indicate the axes. (b) the components along the a and b axes indicated in Fig.2. Label them as Fa and Fb respectively. Clearly draw the resolution process to get these components and indicate the axes. (c) the components that are parallel and perpendicular to the direction 15°w of N. Label the components as F1 and F2 respectively. Clearly draw the resolution process to get these components and indicate the axes. (d) the components that are parallel and perpendicular to the direction 15°S of E. Label these components as F3 and F4 respectively. Clearly draw the resolution process to get these components and indicate the axes. 600 N A. 30° 60° a Fig. 1 Fig. 2

Given the 600-N force applied to the bracket at A in Fig 1, determine: (a) the horizontal, Fx and vertical components, Fy. Clearly draw the resolution process to get these components and indicate the axes. (b) the components along the a and b axes indicated in Fig.2. Label them as Fa and Fb respectively. Clearly draw the resolution process to get these components and indicate the axes. (c) the components that are parallel and perpendicular to the direction 15°w of N. Label the components as F1 and F2 respectively. Clearly draw the resolution process to get these components and indicate the axes. (d) the components that are parallel and perpendicular to the direction 15°S of E. Label these components as F3 and F4 respectively. Clearly draw the resolution process to get these components and indicate the axes. 600 N A. 30° 60° a Fig. 1 Fig. 2

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