Three forces are applied to the beam. F2 = (-200 + 600 ĵ-250 K) N.ZF2d3.d2HDd1F1F3+Values for the figure are given in the following table. Notethe figure may not be to scale.VariableValueF₁250 NF3400 Nd₁1 md24 md30.5 ma. Replace the force system with an equivalent force, FR, express as a cartesian vector.b. Replace the force system with an equivalent couplemoment acting at point O, (MR)o, express as acartesian vector.Round your final answers to 3 significant digits/figures.F=R(MR)O =m+2 +2 +k) N) N-

a) F1= 250 (-k) ; F2 = -200 i + 600 j -250 k & F3 = 400 jFR = F1 + F2 + F3 = -250 k -200 i +600…

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