Use the diagram shown above.Given:• D₁ = 10 ft.• D₂ = 3 ftA#/ft. W = 100W-100Solve for the internal moment at X.D₂D₁WXNote: Enter your calculation results without the unit. You'll be asked to specify the unit for your calculation result in thefollowing question. (e.g. if it's positive 100, enter 100, if it's negative 100, enter -100.)

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Use the diagram shown above.
Given:
• D₁ = 10 ft
.
• D₂ = 3 ft
A
#/ft
. W = 100
W-100
Solve for the internal moment at X.
D₂
D₁
W
X
Note: Enter your calculation results without the unit. You'll be asked to specify the unit for your calculation result in the
following question. (e.g. if it's positive 100, enter 100, if it's negative 100, enter -100.)

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