The system shown has, F,-231 lbf, F,-172 lbf, M-703 ft-lbs, 0-51, a-1.9ft, b-5.3ft, and e-3.2ft.f. If the force, F,, is moved to point A, whatmoment needs to be added to create anequivalent system?aAMebg. If the moment, M, is moved to point A, what moment needs to be added to create an equivalentsystem?h. If the force, F2, is moved to point A, what moment needs to be added to create an equivalentsystem?F

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