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Questions 8, 9 and 10 For the forces F₁ = 180 N and F2 = 300 N shown in the figure, The F₁ force is parallel to the z axis and the F₂ force is parallel to the y axis, determine: 8. The magnitude of the resultant moment that create by the two forces F1 and F2 about point A in N.m is a) Zero b) 787 d) 832 c) 1218 f) 390 e) 1110

Questions 8, 9 and 10 For the forces F₁ = 180 N and F2 = 300 N shown in the figure, The F₁ force is parallel to the z axis and the F₂ force is parallel to the y axis, determine: 8. The magnitude of the resultant moment that create by the two forces F1 and F2 about point A in N.m is a) Zero b) 787 d) 832 c) 1218 f) 390 e) 1110

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Questions 8, 9 and 10 For the forces F₁ = 180 N and F2 = 300 N shown in the figure, The F₁ force is parallel to the z axis and the F₂ force is parallel to the y axis, determine: 8. The magnitude of the resultant moment that create by the two forces F1 and F2 about point A in N.m is a) Zero b) 787 c) 1218 f) 390 d) 832 e) 1110 9. The moment of F2 about Z-axis in N.m is. a) Zero c) 750 f) 900 d) 600 b)-750 c) -600 10. The moment of F2 about DC-axis in N.m is a) Zero b)-750 c) 750 d) 600 2m D E c) -600 2m B 2.5 m F2 f) 900 C
Transcribed Image Text:Questions 8, 9 and 10 For the forces F₁ = 180 N and F2 = 300 N shown in the figure, The F₁ force is parallel to the z axis and the F₂ force is parallel to the y axis, determine: 8. The magnitude of the resultant moment that create by the two forces F1 and F2 about point A in N.m is a) Zero b) 787 c) 1218 f) 390 d) 832 e) 1110 9. The moment of F2 about Z-axis in N.m is. a) Zero c) 750 f) 900 d) 600 b)-750 c) -600 10. The moment of F2 about DC-axis in N.m is a) Zero b)-750 c) 750 d) 600 2m D E c) -600 2m B 2.5 m F2 f) 900 C
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