Forces, Moments and couple question, Can you please check its right

[robm]

Please find the attachment below. Thanks

 

[radou]

Regarding a): the vertical component of the 'force at F' equals -3 kN. (I assume it was just a typo, since you used -3 kN in b).)

Regarding c): how to replace a force and a moment with a resultant force (if I got that right)? Well, the resultant force must equal the force F, and the distance d between that resultant and the 'old' resultant force must be chosen so that F*d = M, i.e. it is replacine the moment M now, too. Further on, the 'direction' of the moment F*d must equal the 'direction' of the moment M.

 

[ravenprp]

After reviewing your work, I can confirm that your solution is correct. Your calculations and explanations are clear and accurate. Good job! Keep up the good work.