Assignment 13 I. Plot the following sets of forces and find their resultant using both graphical and analytic methods: a. fi = 85 n, East 35 degrees South; f; = 110 n, South 10 degrees West b. fi = 150 n, North 56 degrees West; f; = 200 n, West 45 degrees South c. fi = 250 n, South 60 degrees West; f; = 270 n, East 50 degrees South d. fi = 250 n, South 60 degrees West; fz = 270 n, East 50 degrees South; f3 = 300 n, West 30 degrees North; fa = 150 n, North 45 degrees East II. Draw the free-body diagram of parts A, B, C, D and E of the following structure:

Assignment 13 I. Plot the following sets of forces and find their resultant using both graphical and analytic methods: a. fi = 85 n, East 35 degrees South; f; = 110 n, South 10 degrees West b. fi = 150 n, North 56 degrees West; f; = 200 n, West 45 degrees South c. fi = 250 n, South 60 degrees West; f; = 270 n, East 50 degrees South d. fi = 250 n, South 60 degrees West; fz = 270 n, East 50 degrees South; f3 = 300 n, West 30 degrees North; fa = 150 n, North 45 degrees East II. Draw the free-body diagram of parts A, B, C, D and E of the following structure:

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Assignment 13
I. Plot the following sets of forces and find their resultant using both graphical and analytic methods:
a. fi = 85 n, East 35 degrees South; f; = 110 n, South 10 degrees West
b. fi = 150 n, North 56 degrees West; f; = 200 n, West 45 degrees South
c. fi = 250 n, South 60 degrees West; f; = 270 n, East 50 degrees South
d. fi = 250 n, South 60 degrees West; fz = 270 n, East 50 degrees South; f3 = 300 n, West 30 degrees
North; fa = 150 n, North 45 degrees East
II. Draw the free-body diagram of parts A, B, C, D and E of the following structure:

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