Choose the following systems that are equivalent to the one shown. Choose all that apply. (Remember conditions for equivalency require the sum of forces to be equal and the sum of moments about on arbitrary point to be equal) 50 N DA OB. DC. 1 m 1 m 1 m 100 N 1 m 50 N 1 m 50 N 1 m

Choose the following systems that are equivalent to the one shown. Choose all that apply. (Remember conditions for equivalency require the sum of forces to be equal and the sum of moments about on arbitrary point to be equal) 50 N DA OB. DC. 1 m 1 m 1 m 100 N 1 m 50 N 1 m 50 N 1 m

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Choose the following systems that are equivalent to the one shown. Choose all that apply. (Remember conditions for equivalency require the sum of forces to be equal and the sum of moments about on arbitrary point to be equal)
50 N
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OD.
1m
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1 m
50 N
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50 N
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100 N
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50 N
1m
50 N
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