In the object in the figure, the tension inthe AB rope fixed at point A is T = 400 N.a = 1.6 m, b = 0.6 m, c = 0.8 mand if d = 0.5 m, find the moment Tapplied by the force to the point Ovectorially.ya)M=- 24 1 + 135 J+ 108 kb)M = - 112 i- 362 ] + 52 kc)M=. 133i - 667 - 222 kd)M-- 399 i - 798 - 532 ke)M=. 135 1 - 378 - 252 kM-3711- 637 - 364 kM. 1071-286- 179 kh)M- 304i-812j-295 k

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In the object in the figure, the tension in the AB rope fixed at point A is T = 400 N. a = 1.6 m, b = 0.6 m, c = 0.8 m and if d = 0.5 m, find the moment T applied by the force to the point O vectorially.

In the object in the figure, the tension in the AB rope fixed at point A is T = 400 N. a = 1.6 m, b = 0.6 m, c = 0.8 m and if d = 0.5 m, find the moment T applied by the force to the point O vectorially.

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