Statics: parallel forces problem

[c1tonsoup]

Homework Statement

Determine the x- and y-coordinates of a point through which the resultant of the parallel forces passes.

The Attempt at a Solution

The first thing I did was to find the resultant forces, which is R = 0i + 0j -125 k
Then I found the moment of each axis
so
M = (-65(12) -65(6) +60(12) +35(12) ) i + (-65(11)-35(15)+90(15))j + 0k
M = -30 i + 110 j

Then the next thing I did is
r x R = M
so
(xi + yj + zk) x (-125 k) = (-30 i +110 j)
-125y i + 125x j = -30 i + 110 j
so x and y I got is
x= 0.24
y = 0.88

why is it wrong?
Thanks for the help

 

[BvU]

Did you switch x and y ?

 

[c1tonsoup]

Did you switch x and y ?

Haha I just did and got the right answer. But i don't understand why that's the case. i did all my math right

 

[BvU]

-125y i + 125x j = -30 i + 110 j

Says y = 30/125 and x = 110/125 !