300 lb 30 For the fig shown, compute the following : (1) The resultant R (2) The angle it makes with the x- axis measured CCw 224 Ib 361 lb Consider the fig. shown below: | 2000 lb 1000 (3) The reactions at supports A and D (4) The resultant, R 6.25 ft (tpical) (5) Locate the resultant( how far the resultant will bisect KE, fr D. point K 5 t (each panel) MATFAiNo.

300 lb 30 For the fig shown, compute the following : (1) The resultant R (2) The angle it makes with the x- axis measured CCw 224 Ib 361 lb Consider the fig. shown below: | 2000 lb 1000 (3) The reactions at supports A and D (4) The resultant, R 6.25 ft (tpical) (5) Locate the resultant( how far the resultant will bisect KE, fr D. point K 5 t (each panel) MATFAiNo.

International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

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Chapter8: Centroids And Distributed Loads

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Problem 8.38P: The equation of the catenary shown is y = 100 cosh (x/100) where x and y are measured in feet (the...

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