A point load of |F|= 14 kN is acting on a rigid bar with an angle 0 = 31° as shown in the Figure below. The distance AB = 2 m and BC = 5 m. Determine the moment about C. %3D %3D Express the result with a minus (-) sign if the moment is clockwise and with no sign (omit the sign) if anticlockwise (example: -10 for clockwise or 10 for anticlockwise). This is because the online system automatically omit the plus (+) sign for positive values. Give the result in kNm with two decimal places. Y A F A В

A point load of |F|= 14 kN is acting on a rigid bar with an angle 0 = 31° as shown in the Figure below. The distance AB = 2 m and BC = 5 m. Determine the moment about C. %3D %3D Express the result with a minus (-) sign if the moment is clockwise and with no sign (omit the sign) if anticlockwise (example: -10 for clockwise or 10 for anticlockwise). This is because the online system automatically omit the plus (+) sign for positive values. Give the result in kNm with two decimal places. Y A F A В

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Chapter10: Fixed-axis Rotation

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