1. Replace the force system on the post by an equivalent resultant force, FR and a couple moment, (MR)c at point C. Also find the angle of the resultant force at point C. Use both the scalar and vector formulations to work out the problem. 0.5 m B C 750N 1 m 150N 0.2 m 30° 1 m 500N 1 m А

1. Replace the force system on the post by an equivalent resultant force, FR and a couple moment, (MR)c at point C. Also find the angle of the resultant force at point C. Use both the scalar and vector formulations to work out the problem. 0.5 m B C 750N 1 m 150N 0.2 m 30° 1 m 500N 1 m А

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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