24) The a 10 kg block (a cube of length L) is supported on each end by a narrow bear. Someone pushes down on the block with a force of 50 N on the point shown. What is the force exerted by each support beam? SIDE VIEW 3L/4 support beams

24) The a 10 kg block (a cube of length L) is supported on each end by a narrow bear. Someone pushes down on the block with a force of 50 N on the point shown. What is the force exerted by each support beam? SIDE VIEW 3L/4 support beams

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24) The a 10 kg block (a cube of length L) is supported on each end by a narrow bear. Someone
pushes down on the block with a force of 50 N on the point shown. What is the force exerted by
each support beam?
SIDE VIEW
3L/4
support beams

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