To calculate the resultant couple and force at a point for a given force and couple system.
Two forces F1F1F1 = 75 NN and F2F2F2 = 255 NN and two moments
M1M1M1 = 100 N⋅mN⋅m and M2M2M2 = 50 N⋅mN⋅m act on the beam as shown
in (Figure 1).
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