The force-couple system (System 1) as shown below is to be replaced by an equivalent system (System 2) consisting of the following: a horizontal force FBE acting between B and E, a vertical force F, acting at D, and a couple moment of 1400 N-m, counterclockwise. Draw the equivalent systems and determine the following: (a) the moment of the 50-N couple, in N-m (b) the resultant moment of System 1 with respect to point C, in N-m (c) the horizontal force FBE, in N (d) the vertical force Fo, in N (e) the vertical distance de, from point E of the horizontal force FBE, in m.

The force-couple system (System 1) as shown below is to be replaced by an equivalent system (System 2) consisting of the following: a horizontal force FBE acting between B and E, a vertical force F, acting at D, and a couple moment of 1400 N-m, counterclockwise. Draw the equivalent systems and determine the following: (a) the moment of the 50-N couple, in N-m (b) the resultant moment of System 1 with respect to point C, in N-m (c) the horizontal force FBE, in N (d) the vertical force Fo, in N (e) the vertical distance de, from point E of the horizontal force FBE, in m.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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Problem 1P

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