6. The particle shown in the figure below has a system of four concurrent forces acting on it that result in equilibrium. The free body diagram below has been supplied to you. Please find the vector components of the unknown force Fa and the magnitude of the force. F₁-180 lb 40 30 X 30- F₂=150 lb F₁-200 lb

6. The particle shown in the figure below has a system of four concurrent forces acting on it that result in equilibrium. The free body diagram below has been supplied to you. Please find the vector components of the unknown force Fa and the magnitude of the force. F₁-180 lb 40 30 X 30- F₂=150 lb F₁-200 lb

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Chapter5: Three-dimensional Equilibrium

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