QUESTION 1A force system is shown below:Which of the following most nearly gives the magnitude of the resultant of the given forces?55 KN3O a. 76.85 kNO b. 121.32 kNO c. 102.67 kNO d. 81.56 kN200 KN30⁰30 kN40⁰20⁰100 kNuQUESTION 2Which of the following most nearly gives the component of the resultant along the u-axis?O a. 47.63 kNO b.74.48 kNO c. 79.04 kNO d.99.50 kN

The resultant force will be the vector sum of forces acting along x-axis and y-axis. Angle of force…

QUESTION 1 A force system is shown below: Which of the following most nearly gives the magnitude of the resultant of the given forces? 55 KN 30 KN 100 kN 3 40 20⁰ X 30 a. 76.85 kN b.121.32 kN O c. 102.67 kN O d. 81.56 kN 200 KN QUESTION 2 Which of the following most nearly gives the component of the resultant along the u-axis? Ⓒa. 47.63 kN O b.74.48 kN O c. 79.04 KN O d.99.50 KN

QUESTION 1 A force system is shown below: Which of the following most nearly gives the magnitude of the resultant of the given forces? 55 KN 30 KN 100 kN 3 40 20⁰ X 30 a. 76.85 kN b.121.32 kN O c. 102.67 kN O d. 81.56 kN 200 KN QUESTION 2 Which of the following most nearly gives the component of the resultant along the u-axis? Ⓒa. 47.63 kN O b.74.48 kN O c. 79.04 KN O d.99.50 KN

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