None Force:F2 = 4 kNF1 = 5 kNQ1: Find the components and directions of the threeforces shown in the figure:3350F3 = 6 kN14 mMoment:Q2: Calculate the moment of the three forces:a) About point (A)b) About point (C)Take: F1 = 12 N, F2 = 10 N, F3 = 8 NOA = 1 mF3F1F260045°ACCouple:100 kN70°Q3: Replace the (100 kN) force by a force-couple system actat point (O)3 mاقلب الصفحة رجاءا10 m5 m

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Force:
F2 = 4 kN
F1 = 5 kN
Q1: Find the components and directions of the three
forces shown in the figure:
3
350
F3 = 6 kN
14 m
Moment:
Q2: Calculate the moment of the three forces:
a) About point (A)
b) About point (C)
Take: F1 = 12 N, F2 = 10 N, F3 = 8 N
OA = 1 m
F3
F1
F2
600
45°
A
C
Couple:
100 kN
70°
Q3: Replace the (100 kN) force by a force-couple system act
at point (O)
3 m
اقلب الصفحة رجاءا
10 m
5 m

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