While cutting a piece of paper, a person exerts the two indicated forces on a paper cutter. Reduce the two forces to an equivalent force-couple system at corner O and then specify the coordinates of the point P in the x-y plane through which the resultant of the two forces passes. The cutting surface is 30" x 30". 10 lb 20 lb 14" X. 10" 2" 6" Force = (of + of + ? k) lb Mo : (?? + ?Î + ?Ê) l6-in

While cutting a piece of paper, a person exerts the two indicated forces on a paper cutter. Reduce the two forces to an equivalent force-couple system at corner O and then specify the coordinates of the point P in the x-y plane through which the resultant of the two forces passes. The cutting surface is 30" x 30". 10 lb 20 lb 14" X. 10" 2" 6" Force = (of + of + ? k) lb Mo : (?? + ?Î + ?Ê) l6-in

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While cutting a piece of paper, a person exerts the two indicated forces on a paper
cutter. Reduce the two forces to an equivalent force-couple system at corner O and
then specify the coordinates of the point P in the x-y plane through which the
resultant of the two forces passes. The cutting surface is 30" x 30".
10 lb
20 lb
14"
10"
2"
6"
Force = (of + of + ? k)lb
(?? • ? + ?Ê) l6 - in
Mo

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