PROBLEM NO. 2 The line of action of force F1 = 3TT N is passing through point A(+2,+3,+1) towards B(+5,+5,+4), while that of force F2 = 4QQ N is through point C(+3,+1, -1) towards D(-2, -3, -4). Use a right-handed coordinate system. a. Determine the moment of force F1 about the origin. b. Determine the moment of force F2 about the origin. c. Determine the magnitude of the resultant moment of forces F1 and F2 about segment OE. Point O is the origin and point E is at (+5,+5,-3).

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The line of action of force F1 = 3TT N is passing through point A(+2,+3,+1) towards B(+5,+5,+4), while that of force F2 = 4QQ N is through point C(+3,+1, –1) towards D(–2, –3, –4). Use a right-handed coordinate system. a. Determine the moment of force F1 about the origin. b. Determine the moment of force F2 about the origin. c. Determine the magnitude of the resultant moment of forces F1 and F2 about segment OE. Point O is the origin and point E is at (+5,+5,–3). 

Where:

Q=2

T=6

PROBLEM NO. 2
The line of action of force F1 = 3TTN is passing through
point A(+2,+3,+1) towards B(+5,+5,+4), while that of
force F2 = 4QQ N is through point C(+3,+1, -1) towards
D(-2, -3, -4). Use a right-handed coordinate system.
a. Determine the moment of force F1 about the origin.
b. Determine the moment of force F2 about the origin.
c. Determine the magnitude of the resultant moment of
forces F1 and F2 about segment OE. Point O is the origin
and point E is at (+5,+5,-3).
Transcribed Image Text:PROBLEM NO. 2 The line of action of force F1 = 3TTN is passing through point A(+2,+3,+1) towards B(+5,+5,+4), while that of force F2 = 4QQ N is through point C(+3,+1, -1) towards D(-2, -3, -4). Use a right-handed coordinate system. a. Determine the moment of force F1 about the origin. b. Determine the moment of force F2 about the origin. c. Determine the magnitude of the resultant moment of forces F1 and F2 about segment OE. Point O is the origin and point E is at (+5,+5,-3).
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