Elements Of Electromagnetics
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Identify the direction of the resultant of the system of concurrent forces having the following magnitudes and passing through the origin and the indicated points: P=520 lb (+8,-6,+5)T=270 lb (-3,-4, +10)F=280 lb (+5,-3,-6).
a.) right, up, backward
b.) None of the above
c.) left, up, backward
d.) left, down, forward
e.) right, down, forward
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