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Solution 13.2
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Force
Perpendicular
Moment (Nm)
distance (m)
8 N at
D
2
−
8
2
=
−
16
20 N at
D
0
20
0
=
0
18 N at
C
5
−
1
8
5
=
−
90
16 N at
C
2
16
2
=
3
2
24 N at
B
0
24
0
=
0
Total Moment
−
1
6
+
0
−
9
0
+
3
2
+
0
=
−
74
Nm