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Transcribed Image Text:Use Force Distance method to find the moment of each force shown about x, y, and z axes. Then find
total moment of all forces about point 0. Draw vector representation of this moment.
Question 4:
500 mm.
500 N
A
500 mm.
500 mm
B 450 N
550 N
250 N
C
500 mm
350-N
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