How Do Simultaneous and Axis Rotation Methods Affect Force System Calculations?

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Simultaneous and axis rotation methods are critical for accurate force system calculations, but users often struggle with achieving correct results. The discussion highlights a common issue of obtaining excessively large force values, such as exceeding 10,000N, which indicates potential calculation errors. Participants express frustration with their understanding and application of these methods, leading to confusion and incorrect outcomes. The importance of methodical approaches and careful note-taking is emphasized, as many users feel overwhelmed and uncertain about their progress. Overall, mastering these calculation methods is essential for accurate engineering analysis.
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Hey guys, this is the question i have been givin. i have been stuck on it for a while now, and i keep getting overly large numbers?
such as over the 10000N range.. and according to the ansers its no where near that figure,
i have about 2 pages of scrap notes i tried working out,

in the simultaneous way and also the axis rotation way, we have to do it in.
im new to this so :S

thanks guys.
 

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this is what i have come up with? but i can just see I am all over the shop?
i think I am having a real bad week!
 

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