Knowing that = 22° and Mc = 530 ft-lb, reduce the force-couple system shown to a single equivalent force, and determine where the line of action of that force intersects member CB measured from C. Enter the distance from C to the line of action of the single equivalent force below in ft to the nearest 0.01 ft. Enter a positive number if the intersection is right of point C and al negative number if the intersection is left of point C. Mc 50 lb 150 lb -3 ft- B 2 ft 4 ft

Knowing that = 22° and Mc = 530 ft-lb, reduce the force-couple system shown to a single equivalent force, and determine where the line of action of that force intersects member CB measured from C. Enter the distance from C to the line of action of the single equivalent force below in ft to the nearest 0.01 ft. Enter a positive number if the intersection is right of point C and al negative number if the intersection is left of point C. Mc 50 lb 150 lb -3 ft- B 2 ft 4 ft

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