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when you moved the resultant force from O to another point so that original moment at O is balanced, you have to add another moment at the New point (where you've moved the resultant force) to keep the system equivalent.

Now this means that we cannot reduce the system to a single force as you had said.

Reply will be highly appreciated

murtaza-magsi
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