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The beam AB in the figure supports a load which varies uniformly from an intensity of 20 KN/m to 120 KNim. Calculate the magnitude and position of the resultant load.*

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The beam AB in the figure supports a load which varies uniformly from an
intensity of 20 KN/m to 120 KN/m. Calculate the magnitude and position of
the resultant load. *
120 KN/m
20 KN/m
B
10 m

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