200 lb/ft 3 ft 150 lb/ft 3 ft 100 lb/ft 3 ft B lb X Note: Express your answers in absolute values (no negative signs). Round off to the nearest whole number only. (a) Determine the resultant R of the system of distributed loads (b) Locate its line of action (location) with respect to the left support for the beam shown below

200 lb/ft 3 ft 150 lb/ft 3 ft 100 lb/ft 3 ft B lb X Note: Express your answers in absolute values (no negative signs). Round off to the nearest whole number only. (a) Determine the resultant R of the system of distributed loads (b) Locate its line of action (location) with respect to the left support for the beam shown below

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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