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![Which is the correct moment equilibrium about the y axis? a) \Sigma M_y = C_y (0.6)-300 = 0 b) \Sigma M_y = C_z (0.6)-300 = 0 c) \Sigma M_y = C_z (0.6)-450 cos 40^o (0.4) -300 = 0 d) \Sigma M_y = C_z | Homework.Study.com Which is the correct moment equilibrium about the y axis? a) \Sigma M_y = C_y (0.6)-300 = 0 b) \Sigma M_y = C_z (0.6)-300 = 0 c) \Sigma M_y = C_z (0.6)-450 cos 40^o (0.4) -300 = 0 d) \Sigma M_y = C_z | Homework.Study.com](https://homework.study.com/cimages/multimages/16/06.28.246468082593236633932.jpg)
Which is the correct moment equilibrium about the y axis? a) \Sigma M_y = C_y (0.6)-300 = 0 b) \Sigma M_y = C_z (0.6)-300 = 0 c) \Sigma M_y = C_z (0.6)-450 cos 40^o (0.4) -300 = 0 d) \Sigma M_y = C_z | Homework.Study.com
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