6.8 A load of lumber weighing W = 25 kN is being raised by a crane. The weight of the boom ABC is 3 kN and the combined weight of the truck and driver is 50 kN as shown. Determine the maximum vertical acceleration of the lumber so that the crane does not tip over. A W 2.0 m -2.0 m Fig. P16.8 0.6 m 0.4 m +14 B 3 kN F H 0.9 m -0.3 m C D -E 50 KN 2.0 m- K |-0.5 m

6.8 A load of lumber weighing W = 25 kN is being raised by a crane. The weight of the boom ABC is 3 kN and the combined weight of the truck and driver is 50 kN as shown. Determine the maximum vertical acceleration of the lumber so that the crane does not tip over. A W 2.0 m -2.0 m Fig. P16.8 0.6 m 0.4 m +14 B 3 kN F H 0.9 m -0.3 m C D -E 50 KN 2.0 m- K |-0.5 m

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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