Replace the three forces shown by a force-couple system.

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The discussion revolves around solving a problem involving a force-couple system, specifically addressing the inclusion of dimensions (40mm and 20mm) in the calculations. The user has successfully determined the force component but is uncertain about how to incorporate the given measurements into their solution. Clarification is sought on whether these dimensions are necessary for the problem and how they should be applied. Additionally, there is a query regarding the correct approach to the couple aspect of the problem. Overall, the focus is on understanding the role of the dimensions in the context of the force-couple system.
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As you can see I already solved for the force part of the problem. What I'm having trouble with is what to do with the 40mm and 20mm of the problem. Do I even have to included it in the problem. If so where do I. Do I have the right step up for the couple part?
 
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