PROBLEM 3: Given are concurrent forces having the following magnitudes and passing through the origin and the indicated points: A = 200 N@ P1(+4,+3,+5) B = 400N@P2(+6,-3,-5) C = 300N@P3(-3,+6,-4) a. Compute the x- component of the resultant b. Compute the y-component of the resultant c. Compute the z-component of the resultant d. Resultant force

PROBLEM 3: Given are concurrent forces having the following magnitudes and passing through the origin and the indicated points: A = 200 N@ P1(+4,+3,+5) B = 400N@P2(+6,-3,-5) C = 300N@P3(-3,+6,-4) a. Compute the x- component of the resultant b. Compute the y-component of the resultant c. Compute the z-component of the resultant d. Resultant force

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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