RESULTANTF1 = 50 KNANDF2 = 30 KNМОMENTF1F3 = 80 KNF2PROBLEM 2The forces shown in the45°figure are directed at themidpoints of the sides of thetriangular rigid body.120°30°AB = 5 meters (vertical)BC - 8 meters (horizontal)Compute the following:ВCА.Magnitude of the120°resultant of the forces.В.Total Moment of theforces about Point BF3A.

Given F1= 50KN F2= 30KN F3= 80KN AB = 5m , force is acting at middle = 2.5m BC = 8m , force is…

RESULTANT F1 = 50 KN AND F2 = 30 KN МОMENT F1 F3 = 80 KN F2 PROBLEM 2 The forces shown in the figure are directed at the midpoints of the sides of the triangular rigid body. AB = 5 meters (vertical) BC - 8 meters (horizontal) Compute the following: 45° 120° 30° В C 120° Magnitude of the resultant of the forces. А. В. Total Moment of the forces about Point B F3 A.

RESULTANT F1 = 50 KN AND F2 = 30 KN МОMENT F1 F3 = 80 KN F2 PROBLEM 2 The forces shown in the figure are directed at the midpoints of the sides of the triangular rigid body. AB = 5 meters (vertical) BC - 8 meters (horizontal) Compute the following: 45° 120° 30° В C 120° Magnitude of the resultant of the forces. А. В. Total Moment of the forces about Point B F3 A.

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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