133:10 In the opposite figure, the line of action of the resultant acts at \( N \) the \( A N=\ldots \) a) 120 b) 150 c) 140 d) 130
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- Force of 60 N at point A. - Force of 40 N at point B. - Force of 40 N at point C. - Force of 100 N at point D. - Distances: AB = 20 cm, BC = 20 cm, CD = 20 cm. Show more…
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