14. Given that T = 28.3 kN and W = 25 kN, determine the magnitude and sense of the moments about point B of the following: (a) the force T; (b) the force W, and (c) forces T and W combined. 36 m 16 m- 20 m

14. Given that T = 28.3 kN and W = 25 kN, determine the magnitude and sense of the moments about point B of the following: (a) the force T; (b) the force W, and (c) forces T and W combined. 36 m 16 m- 20 m

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