12th Edition Solutions - Vector Mechanics For Engineers Statics

F1x = 100 cos(30°) = 86.60 N F1y = 100 sin(30°) = 50 N F2x = 150 cos(60°) = 75 N F2y = 150 sin(60°) = 129.90 N

Assuming Fx = 200 N, Fy = 0, Fz = 0 (since the force is acting in the x-direction)

MO = rOA × F = |i j k| |2 3 4| |Fx Fy Fz|

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