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| Nov6-08, 10:29 PM | #1 |
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equivalent force-couple system (conceptual)
on a 3d graph i have 3 forces in different places pointing different directions. Im supposed to find the equivalent force-couple system about some point D. but 1 of the forces is aligned with point D and therefore creates no moment about D.
how would i do this? Do i just find the moment of all the forces about point D and then put the Resultant of the 3 forces on D? |
| Nov7-08, 03:11 AM | #2 |
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Hi jaredmt!
![]() if one of them is zero, that saves you time … so have a cup of tea!
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