6 kPaProblem 6.49 kPaThe load per unit area, p, over the plate in Figure 6.4 varieswith a law p = (6 – 3x + 2y) kPa, where x and y are in (m].Determine the magnitude of the resultant force and thecoordinates (xR, YR) where the line of action of the resultantforce intersects the plate.1.5 m3kPa2 mFigure 6.4

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6 kPa Problem 6.4 9 kPa The load per unit area, p, over the plate in Figure 6.4 varies with a law p = (6 – 3x + 2y) kPa, where x and y are in (m]. 1.5 m 3kPa Determine the magnitude of the resultant force and the coordinates (xR, YR) where the line of action of the resultant 2 m force intersects the plate. Fieure 6.4

6 kPa Problem 6.4 9 kPa The load per unit area, p, over the plate in Figure 6.4 varies with a law p = (6 – 3x + 2y) kPa, where x and y are in (m]. 1.5 m 3kPa Determine the magnitude of the resultant force and the coordinates (xR, YR) where the line of action of the resultant 2 m force intersects the plate. Fieure 6.4

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