Which statement is true for the system below? EYE- SCREW ROPE 02 BLOCK INCLINED 01 PLANE O All the forces acting on the post are concurrent O The rope is a two force member O The post force on the eye-screw and the rope tension acting on the eye screw form a force couple O The normal force acting on the block and the weight of the block form a force couple O All the forces acting on the block are co-linear O The post is a two force member

Which statement is true for the system below? EYE- SCREW ROPE 02 BLOCK INCLINED 01 PLANE O All the forces acting on the post are concurrent O The rope is a two force member O The post force on the eye-screw and the rope tension acting on the eye screw form a force couple O The normal force acting on the block and the weight of the block form a force couple O All the forces acting on the block are co-linear O The post is a two force member

International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

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Chapter5: Three-dimensional Equilibrium

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