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If the resultant of the loads shown passes through point B, determine the equivalent force-couple system at O. 9.1 kips 12.5 kips 4.1¹ 2.8¹ t 4.1 kips OB 2.8

If the resultant of the loads shown passes through point B, determine the equivalent force-couple system at O. 9.1 kips 12.5 kips 4.1¹ 2.8¹ t 4.1 kips OB 2.8

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If the resultant of the loads shown passes through point B, determine the equivalent force-couple system at O. 9.1 kips 12.5 kips 2.8¹ 2.8¹ L. Correct If the resultant passes through B, the original system must be equivalent to the new system shown (a single force passing through point B with no accompanying couple). R₂ 6.9⁰ 2.8¹ -R₂ B Solve for the forces R, and Ry so that the forces in the original system are equal to the forces in this new system. Answers: Rx kips Ry= kips Part 1 Hint 4.1 0 -17.5 4.1 kips B Attempts: 1 of 3 used
Transcribed Image Text:If the resultant of the loads shown passes through point B, determine the equivalent force-couple system at O. 9.1 kips 12.5 kips 2.8¹ 2.8¹ L. Correct If the resultant passes through B, the original system must be equivalent to the new system shown (a single force passing through point B with no accompanying couple). R₂ 6.9⁰ 2.8¹ -R₂ B Solve for the forces R, and Ry so that the forces in the original system are equal to the forces in this new system. Answers: Rx kips Ry= kips Part 1 Hint 4.1 0 -17.5 4.1 kips B Attempts: 1 of 3 used
Part 2 Incorrect Now find M (the magnitude of the couple in the original system) so that the moments about point B are the same in both systems. Answer: M = i ! kip-ft.
Transcribed Image Text:Part 2 Incorrect Now find M (the magnitude of the couple in the original system) so that the moments about point B are the same in both systems. Answer: M = i ! kip-ft.
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