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A carpenter holds a 17-lb 2-in. by 4-in. board as shown. If he exerts vertical forces on the board, determine the forces at A and B (use positive if the force is up and negative if down). A 3' B 9¹

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A carpenter holds a 17-lb 2-in. by 4-in. board as shown. If he exerts vertical forces on the board, determine the forces at A and B (use
positive if the force is up and negative if down).
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