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herforce passing thru A so that these forces shall be in equi-librium with the given set of forces. This may be done by assuming any pole 0 and con-structing the corresponding funiciilar polygon whichpasses thru A but not necessarily thru B. As the forces,ab, be, cd, de, and ea are now in… … Fig. 70 ray oe for a funicular polygon whose corresponding sideis AB, and any point on MN used as a pole will yield afunicular polygon passing thru A and B. Exercise 122. Solve the above problem if the lines ofaction of the assumed forces de and ea are taken mutuallyparallel. Exercise 123. Solve…
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