Q1) For the concurrent coplanar force system shown below., do the following: 1) Calculate the magnitude and the slope the resultant 2) Draw the resultant p= 100 N a2 f = 50 N al → T= 80N A Q2) Eor the cantilever shown below, determine all reactions if the beam weight is 50 kN. P=100 kN k=250 kN 30 M=30 kNm B a3 3 m 2 m Q3: Find the magnitude, location and slope of the resultant of the force system shown below. A=30 EN. F100 EN 53° 30 50 &N 3 m 1m a4

Q1) For the concurrent coplanar force system shown below., do the following: 1) Calculate the magnitude and the slope the resultant 2) Draw the resultant p= 100 N a2 f = 50 N al → T= 80N A Q2) Eor the cantilever shown below, determine all reactions if the beam weight is 50 kN. P=100 kN k=250 kN 30 M=30 kNm B a3 3 m 2 m Q3: Find the magnitude, location and slope of the resultant of the force system shown below. A=30 EN. F100 EN 53° 30 50 &N 3 m 1m a4

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