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Situation 4. The rectangular plate is made up of 0.3-m squares as shown.
A 150-N force is applied at point A in the direction shown.
150 N
0.3 m
0.3 m
Lu-x B
11. Determine the perpendicular distance of the force from point B.
a. 0.42 m
b. 0.83 m
d. 1.16 m
c. 0.92 m
12. If the moment of the given force about point B is 200 N-m, what
should be the dimension of each square?
a. 0.34 m
b. 0.44 m
c. 0.48 m
d. 0.96 m

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