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Transcribed Image Text:The indicated force-couple system is applied to a small shaft at the center of the plate. Replace this system by a single force R and
specify the coordinatex of the point on the x-axis through which the line of action of this resultant force passes.
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R=
X=
i
i
M = 330 N m
0
F = 5.7 KN
i+
mm
i
j) KN
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