Horizontal cantilever shart with disks is loaded by 2 concentrated forces.1\F1F2Given: 1-26cm; l,-32cm;n-27cm; r-10cm;F1= 100N; F,= -25ON.Find: absolute value of reactive moment (in N-m) applied at fixed point.2.

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Horizontal cantilever shart with disks is loaded by 2 concentrated forces. 1 F1 Given: 1=26cm; l,=32cm; n-27cm; r-10cm; F= 100N; F;= -250N. Find: absolute value of reactive moment (in N-m) applied at fixed point.

Horizontal cantilever shart with disks is loaded by 2 concentrated forces. 1 F1 Given: 1=26cm; l,=32cm; n-27cm; r-10cm; F= 100N; F;= -250N. Find: absolute value of reactive moment (in N-m) applied at fixed point.

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