Given that T = 25 kN and W 28.3 kN, determine the magnitude and sign %3D %3D of the moment (kN-m) about point B of the forces T and W combined (Note: CW moment is positive and CCW moment is negative). 36 m wt 20 m 16 m O -0.22 O 353.55 O 452.80 O 99.25 O NONE OF THE GIVEN CHOICES

Given that T = 25 kN and W 28.3 kN, determine the magnitude and sign %3D %3D of the moment (kN-m) about point B of the forces T and W combined (Note: CW moment is positive and CCW moment is negative). 36 m wt 20 m 16 m O -0.22 O 353.55 O 452.80 O 99.25 O NONE OF THE GIVEN CHOICES

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Given that T = 25 kN and W = 28.3 kN, determine the magnitude and sign
of the moment (kN-m) about point B of the forces T and W combined
(Note: CW moment is positive and CCW moment is negative).
G a..
36 m
20 m
16 m
O -0.22
O 353.55
edia
O 452.80
O 99.25
O NONE OF THE GIVEN CHOICES

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