The 5.9-KN force F is applied at point A. (a) Compute the moment of F about point O, expressing it both as a scalar (positive if CCW, negative if CW) and as a vector quantity. (b) Determine the coordinates of the points on the x- and y-axes about which the moment of F is zero. Assume XA - 1.2 m, YA-1.8 m, a-6,b-12. y, m A(x,y) k) kN-m Answers: (a) Scalar: Vector: On the x axis: On the y axis: (b) Mo- i Mo-i y= i -x, m m m kN-m it i

The 5.9-KN force F is applied at point A. (a) Compute the moment of F about point O, expressing it both as a scalar (positive if CCW, negative if CW) and as a vector quantity. (b) Determine the coordinates of the points on the x- and y-axes about which the moment of F is zero. Assume XA - 1.2 m, YA-1.8 m, a-6,b-12. y, m A(x,y) k) kN-m Answers: (a) Scalar: Vector: On the x axis: On the y axis: (b) Mo- i Mo-i y= i -x, m m m kN-m it i

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