H D N G O P -ye- E Ze Xe LL F B y A X For the diagram above, given that coordinates G=(0, 0, 0.04), E = (0.08, 0.2, 0.04) and D = (0.08,0,0) metres and P = 20 N, determine the following: . • • The y component of the position vector,ED=-0.2 m. The z component of the position vector,ED-=-0.04 m The magnitude of the position vector,n. = 0.204 m. The y component of the position vector, UED = -0.200 m The z component of the position vector, UED = -0.040 The y component of the force vector P = -4N The z component of the force vector P = -0.8 N 1. The x component of the position vector, IGD. Please provide the answer in metres and report to three significant figures. 2. The z component of the position vector,GD. Please provide the answer in metres and report to three significant figures. 3. The x component of the moment at Point G.Mc. Please provide the answer in Newton- metres and report to three significant figures. 4. They component of the moment at Point G,Mc. Please provide the answer in Newton- metres and report to three significant figures. 5. The z component of the moment at Point G.Mc. Please provide the answer in Newton- metres and report to three significant figures

H D N G O P -ye- E Ze Xe LL F B y A X For the diagram above, given that coordinates G=(0, 0, 0.04), E = (0.08, 0.2, 0.04) and D = (0.08,0,0) metres and P = 20 N, determine the following: . • • The y component of the position vector,ED=-0.2 m. The z component of the position vector,ED-=-0.04 m The magnitude of the position vector,n. = 0.204 m. The y component of the position vector, UED = -0.200 m The z component of the position vector, UED = -0.040 The y component of the force vector P = -4N The z component of the force vector P = -0.8 N 1. The x component of the position vector, IGD. Please provide the answer in metres and report to three significant figures. 2. The z component of the position vector,GD. Please provide the answer in metres and report to three significant figures. 3. The x component of the moment at Point G.Mc. Please provide the answer in Newton- metres and report to three significant figures. 4. They component of the moment at Point G,Mc. Please provide the answer in Newton- metres and report to three significant figures. 5. The z component of the moment at Point G.Mc. Please provide the answer in Newton- metres and report to three significant figures

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For the diagram above, given that coordinates G = (0, 0, 0.04), E = (0.08, 0.2, 0.04) and D =
(0.08,0,0) metres and P = 20 N, determine the following:
The y component of the position vector,FED = -0.2 m.
The z component of the position vector,ED. = -0.04 m
• The magnitude of the position vector,Ikn. = 0.204 m.
The y component of the position vector, UED = -0.200 m
The z component of the position vector, UED = -0.040
The y component of the force vector P = -4 N
The z component of the force vector P = -0.8 N
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1. The x component of the position vector,IGD. Please
provide the answer in metres and report to three
significant figures.
2. The z component of the position vector,GD. Please
provide the answer in metres and report to three
significant figures.
3. The x component of the moment at Point G,Mc. Please
provide the answer in Newton- metres and report to
three significant figures.
4. The y component of the moment at Point G,MG. Please
provide the answer in Newton- metres and report to
three significant figures.
5. The z component of the moment at Point G.MG. Please
provide the answer in Newton- metres and report to
three significant figures.

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