The three forces shown is to be replaced by a single resultant force. Determine the distance d (in mm) below point A to which the single resultant force must be applied. 100 N 600 mm 600 mm 160 N 600 mm 240 N

The three forces shown is to be replaced by a single resultant force. Determine the distance d (in mm) below point A to which the single resultant force must be applied. 100 N 600 mm 600 mm 160 N 600 mm 240 N

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