C. A beam used as bench for AIT students is supported on its fulcrum at the point, P which is at mid-span, with forces acting as shown in figure 1. With your knowledge in turning moments; i. Show that Clockwise Moment can be determined. Determine: ii. Prove that the beam would be in equilibrium if the force F is determined. iii. What will be a new position, d of the 23 N force when F is decreased to 21 N, if equilibrium is to be maintained?

C. A beam used as bench for AIT students is supported on its fulcrum at the point, P which is at mid-span, with forces acting as shown in figure 1. With your knowledge in turning moments; i. Show that Clockwise Moment can be determined. Determine: ii. Prove that the beam would be in equilibrium if the force F is determined. iii. What will be a new position, d of the 23 N force when F is decreased to 21 N, if equilibrium is to be maintained?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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