1. Replace the loading system with a single force (specify magnitude and direction) and couple moment acting at point O. 500 N 60° 200 N 600 N-m 300 mm 300 N 400 mm 450 mm -450 mm

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1. **Problem Statement:**

Replace the loading system with a single force (specify magnitude and direction) and couple moment acting at point \( O \).

2. **Diagram Explanation:**

- The diagram provided depicts a rigid body subjected to multiple forces and a couple moment.
- A force of 200 N is applied vertically downward.
- A couple moment of 600 N·m is acting counterclockwise.
- A force of 500 N is applied at an angle of 60° from the horizontal, directed upward to the right.
- A force of 300 N is applied horizontally to the right.
- The dimensions given are:
  - From point \( O \) to the line of action of the 200 N force: 450 mm.
  - From point \( O \) to the right along the horizontal beam: 450 mm.
  - Distance from the horizontal beam to the 500 N force along its direction: 300 mm from the horizontal axis.
  - Vertical distance from the base to the 500 N force: 400 mm.

3. **Problem Requirements:**

Calculate and report the magnitude and direction of the single resultant force and the couple moment at point \( O \).

- **Force:**
  
  \[ \text{Force} = \underline{\hspace{4cm}} \]

- **Angle (\( \theta \)):**

  \[ \theta = \underline{\hspace{4cm}} \]

- **Couple Moment:**

  \[ \text{Couple Moment} = \underline{\hspace{4cm}} \]
Transcribed Image Text:1. **Problem Statement:** Replace the loading system with a single force (specify magnitude and direction) and couple moment acting at point \( O \). 2. **Diagram Explanation:** - The diagram provided depicts a rigid body subjected to multiple forces and a couple moment. - A force of 200 N is applied vertically downward. - A couple moment of 600 N·m is acting counterclockwise. - A force of 500 N is applied at an angle of 60° from the horizontal, directed upward to the right. - A force of 300 N is applied horizontally to the right. - The dimensions given are: - From point \( O \) to the line of action of the 200 N force: 450 mm. - From point \( O \) to the right along the horizontal beam: 450 mm. - Distance from the horizontal beam to the 500 N force along its direction: 300 mm from the horizontal axis. - Vertical distance from the base to the 500 N force: 400 mm. 3. **Problem Requirements:** Calculate and report the magnitude and direction of the single resultant force and the couple moment at point \( O \). - **Force:** \[ \text{Force} = \underline{\hspace{4cm}} \] - **Angle (\( \theta \)):** \[ \theta = \underline{\hspace{4cm}} \] - **Couple Moment:** \[ \text{Couple Moment} = \underline{\hspace{4cm}} \]
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