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13-10. Solve for the algebraic sum of the moments about the center of the axle shown in Figure 13-40. 200 lb. 100 lb. Figure 13-40 30° K5 ft. -7 ft.-

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13-10. Solve for the algebraic sum of the moments about the center of the axle shown in
Figure 13-40.
200 lb.
100 lb.
Figure 13-40
30°
5 ft.
-7 ft.-

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