The cantilevered beam is subjected to the distributed loads as described in the figure and parameter table.Calculate the equivalent resultant force and couple moment acting at the anchor point.L₂L₁BY NO SA2021 Cathy ZupkeparameterL₁L2Wvalue unitsftftlb/ft81080WWThe resultant force (with up being positive) isThe resultant couple moment (with counterclockwise being positive) islblb-ft

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The cantilevered beam is subjected to the distributed loads as described in the figure and parameter table. Calculate the equivalent resultant force and couple moment acting at the anchor point. L₂ L₁ W

The cantilevered beam is subjected to the distributed loads as described in the figure and parameter table. Calculate the equivalent resultant force and couple moment acting at the anchor point. L₂ L₁ W

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The cantilevered beam is subjected to the distributed loads as described in the figure and parameter table.
Calculate the equivalent resultant force and couple moment acting at the anchor point.
L₂
L₁
BY NO SA
2021 Cathy Zupke
parameter
L₁
L2
W
value units
ft
ft
lb/ft
8
10
80
W
W
The resultant force (with up being positive) is
The resultant couple moment (with counterclockwise being positive) is
lb
lb-ft

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