1. Find the force F if the resultant forces pass through a 50 Ib 30° point A 75 Ib 2. Find the equivalent force 3. Specify where resultant 's line of action intersect member AB measured from point A 4. Specify where resultant 's line of action intersect member BC measured from point B E3 ft 3 ft F 4 ft 30° 50 Ib

1. Find the force F if the resultant forces pass through a 50 Ib 30° point A 75 Ib 2. Find the equivalent force 3. Specify where resultant 's line of action intersect member AB measured from point A 4. Specify where resultant 's line of action intersect member BC measured from point B E3 ft 3 ft F 4 ft 30° 50 Ib

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Chapter6: Beams And Cables

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Problem 6.6P: Find the internal force systems acting on sections 1 and 2.

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