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once a line of action (also called line of force) is defined, it can
act on an object by attaching to the object at any point along the
line of action and will end up producing the same moment about O no
matter what point of attachment (along the line of action) is chosen.
I don't seem to find this idea in books such as Tipler/Mosca or
Serway/Jewitt.