Consider the figure as shown. What force must be applied at point Pto keep the structure in equilibrium? Determine the magnitude anddirection angle relative to the positive x-axis. Assume the weight ofthe structure is negligible. Consider the figure as shown. What force must be applied at point Pto keep the structure in equilibrium? Determine the magnitude and4000 N1.0 mdirection angle relative to the positive x-axis. Assume the weight ofthe structure is negligible.2.0 m2.0 m2000 N 4000 N1.0 m2.0 m2.0m2000 N

Let F is the force at P which makes an angle θ with positive x axis. The components of the force F…

4000 N Consider the figure as shown. What force must be applied at point P to keep the structure in equilibrium? Determine the magnitude and direction angle relative to the positive x-axis. Assume the weight of the structure is negligible. 1.0 m 2.0 m 2.0m 2000 N

4000 N Consider the figure as shown. What force must be applied at point P to keep the structure in equilibrium? Determine the magnitude and direction angle relative to the positive x-axis. Assume the weight of the structure is negligible. 1.0 m 2.0 m 2.0m 2000 N

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Consider the figure as shown. What force must be applied at point P
to keep the structure in equilibrium? Determine the magnitude and
direction angle relative to the positive x-axis. Assume the weight of
the structure is negligible.

Consider the figure as shown. What force must be applied at point P
to keep the structure in equilibrium? Determine the magnitude and
4000 N
1.0 m
direction angle relative to the positive x-axis. Assume the weight of
the structure is negligible.
2.0 m
2.0 m
2000 N

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