((last two digits 68)) In the figure, the forces F₁ = 40 N, F₂ = 100 N, and F3 = N, i- Determine the sum of the moments of the forces about point A. ii- Determine the smallest force at D that create the same moment about A. Use the last two digits of your ID number for force F3 = N A | | 3 m 45° F₂ 5 m 30° F3 F₁₁ D B

((last two digits 68)) In the figure, the forces F₁ = 40 N, F₂ = 100 N, and F3 = N, i- Determine the sum of the moments of the forces about point A. ii- Determine the smallest force at D that create the same moment about A. Use the last two digits of your ID number for force F3 = N A | | 3 m 45° F₂ 5 m 30° F3 F₁₁ D B

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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