Discuss the resultant of concurrent forces in space.

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As any force in a plane can be resolved into two orthogonal components (X and Y), similarly any force in space (3-dimension) can be resolved into three orthogonal components (X, Y and Z)

If there are multiple 3-D forces acting at a point, they all can be resolved into respective …

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