If F1 = 103 N , F2 = 130 N and F3 = 90 N, determine the magnitude and coordinate direction angles of the resultant couple moment. (Figure 1)
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Note that the figure is a 2-D perspective drawing of a 3-D object. As the dimensions in the figure indicate, the top part of the piping system is NOT parallel to the x-axis, rather it lies in an xy-plane and thus does not have a z-component. Also note that since F4 and −F4 are parallel to the z-axis, that couple cannot have a z-component, but does have both x- and y-components

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O and D, given:
F1 = 45 lbs,
F2 = 20 lbs,
F3 = 15 lbs,
L1 = 8 ft,
L2 = 6 ft,
L3 = 5 ft,
x,y,h
= 4,3,5, respectively
FR
= lbs Φ
= °
MO
= lb·ft
MD
= lb·ft
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