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How do you find the resultant of Non - coplanar concurrent force system?

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The resultant of non-concurrent force system is that force, which will have the same rotational and translation effect as the given system of forces, It may be a force, a pure moment or a force and a moment.

R = {(∑H)2+(∑V)2}1/2

Tan θ = ∑V/∑H

∑M = R ⋅ d

Where, 

∑H = Sum of all horizontal component 

∑V = Sum of all vertical component 

∑M = Sum of the moment of all forces 

d = Distance between the resultant force and the point where moment of all forces are taken.

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