Referring to the figure, calculate for the following:a)Component of the 800 N force in the x-direction.b)Component of the 400 N force in the y-direction.c)Component of the 450 N force in the direction of the line of action of the 800 N force. PROBLEM 3. Referring to the figure, calculate for the following:a) Component of the 800 N force in the x-direction.b) Component of the 400 N force in the y-direction.c) Component of the 450 N force in the direction of the line ofaction of the 800 N force.800N6075450N400N

PROBLEM 3. Referring to the figure, calculate for the following: a) Component of the 800 N force in the x-direction. b) Component of the 400 N force in the y-direction. c) Component of the 450 N force in the direction of the line of action of the 800 N force. 800N 60 75 450N 400N

PROBLEM 3. Referring to the figure, calculate for the following: a) Component of the 800 N force in the x-direction. b) Component of the 400 N force in the y-direction. c) Component of the 450 N force in the direction of the line of action of the 800 N force. 800N 60 75 450N 400N

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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