Question #2:--Find-the-sum-of-the-forces-in-the-figure-below, then-find-the-sum-of-their-moments-about point-B.--Express your answers-in-vector-notation-in-terms-of-the-coordinate-axis. 2√13 N B 0.2 m ZA 0.3 m 10/10 N 0.6 m 21 N 2√13 N

Question #2:--Find-the-sum-of-the-forces-in-the-figure-below, then-find-the-sum-of-their-moments-about point-B.--Express your answers-in-vector-notation-in-terms-of-the-coordinate-axis. 2√13 N B 0.2 m ZA 0.3 m 10/10 N 0.6 m 21 N 2√13 N

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