Exercise 8.16Replace the system of forces andcouples in the figure with anequivalent force-couple system atB.B0.5 mс0.5 mAM = 50 NmF₁ = 40 NDk0.5 mEF3 = 100 NF₂ = 50 N

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Replace the system of forces and couples in the figure with an equivalent force-couple system at B.