Problem 4) Find the equivalent resultant of the two forces along with the moment generated about point O. Find the equivalent location of the resultant force as well. Ignore forces FA and F3 (just pretend they have zero magnitude, or are not there).

Problem 4) Find the equivalent resultant of the two forces along with the moment generated about point O. Find the equivalent location of the resultant force as well. Ignore forces FA and F3 (just pretend they have zero magnitude, or are not there).

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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Problem 4) Find the equivalent resultant of the two forces along with the moment generated
about point O. Find the equivalent location of the resultant force as well. Ignore forces F4 and F3
(just pretend they have zero magnitude, or are not there).
150 mm.
6 kN
750 mm
SKN
700 mm
100 mm
650 mm
100 mm
600 mm
150 mm

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