Determine the problem of this force along the 2 axis of the pole

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Sorry if i post this one in wrong thread, But can you help to solve this one? so i can review or study it by my own.. :D thanks!
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welcome to pf!

hi tops! welcome to pf! :smile:
tops said:
… can you help to solve this one?

of course we can help! (that's what we're here for!) :smile:

you go first! (that's what you're here for!) :wink:
 

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