From the given figure, shown determine the moment at point A. The unit for Force is in pounds(lbs) and Length is in inches(in). F=1,336 N=2,567 M=4,015 P=6,907 Note 1. Input the numerical value of your final answer in the box provided do not include the unit. 2. Use 2 Decimal Places in your final answer. 3. If your answer is negative, include the negative sign in inputting to the box provided. Z 1 in 1 in

From the given figure, shown determine the moment at point A. The unit for Force is in pounds(lbs) and Length is in inches(in). F=1,336 N=2,567 M=4,015 P=6,907 Note 1. Input the numerical value of your final answer in the box provided do not include the unit. 2. Use 2 Decimal Places in your final answer. 3. If your answer is negative, include the negative sign in inputting to the box provided. Z 1 in 1 in

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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