questions upon by the z-axis) and a 50-N force (parallel to the y-axis) applied at points B and C, respectively. y N A 3. Which of the following moments is zero? Moment of the 50-N force about y-axis. Moment of the 50-N force about x-axis. Moment of the 20-N force about y-axis. Moment of the 50-N force about z-axis. -4 m- C 17 -2 m- 50 N 20 N B X equivalent force-couple set at A of the applied forces 20 and C is the resultant couple (parall to

questions upon by the z-axis) and a 50-N force (parallel to the y-axis) applied at points B and C, respectively. y N A 3. Which of the following moments is zero? Moment of the 50-N force about y-axis. Moment of the 50-N force about x-axis. Moment of the 20-N force about y-axis. Moment of the 50-N force about z-axis. -4 m- C 17 -2 m- 50 N 20 N B X equivalent force-couple set at A of the applied forces 20 and C is the resultant couple (parall to

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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