Problem 1 Your neighbor has attached a cable from his SUV to a tree and is attempting to pull the tree down. If the SUV can produce a force in the cable of 2750 pounds, determine the resultant moment about point A as a Cartesian vector and the magnitude of the resultant vector. All dimensions are in feet. (2,2,18) A(0,0,0) FC (30,10,-5) Problem 2 A 500-pound force is acting on an eye bolt as shown. Determine the moment about point B caused by the force as a Cartesian vector and the magnitude of the resultant vector. The coordinates of point A are (1,2,1) inches and the coordinates of point B are (0,-5,0) inches. (Hint: ẞ #50°) Z-axis 8=1200 'B y-axis X-axis α=40° F=500 lb

Problem 1 Your neighbor has attached a cable from his SUV to a tree and is attempting to pull the tree down. If the SUV can produce a force in the cable of 2750 pounds, determine the resultant moment about point A as a Cartesian vector and the magnitude of the resultant vector. All dimensions are in feet. (2,2,18) A(0,0,0) FC (30,10,-5) Problem 2 A 500-pound force is acting on an eye bolt as shown. Determine the moment about point B caused by the force as a Cartesian vector and the magnitude of the resultant vector. The coordinates of point A are (1,2,1) inches and the coordinates of point B are (0,-5,0) inches. (Hint: ẞ #50°) Z-axis 8=1200 'B y-axis X-axis α=40° F=500 lb

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