Consider the beam system below. Assume that the 300 N force is able to move anywhere along the beam. Determine where the 300 N should be placed on the beam (measured from point A) to: a) Cause equal reactions at points A and B b) Cause the pin to pull down on the beam at point A c) Cause the roller to pull down on the beam at point B -2 m- 4 m 300 N B -3 m-

Consider the beam system below. Assume that the 300 N force is able to move anywhere along the beam. Determine where the 300 N should be placed on the beam (measured from point A) to: a) Cause equal reactions at points A and B b) Cause the pin to pull down on the beam at point A c) Cause the roller to pull down on the beam at point B -2 m- 4 m 300 N B -3 m-

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Consider the beam system below. Assume that the 300 N force is able to move anywhere along the beam.
Determine where the 300 N should be placed on the beam (measured from point A) to:
a) Cause equal reactions at points A and B
b) Cause the pin to pull down on the beam at point A
c) Cause the roller to pull down on the beam at point B
-2 m
4 m
300 N
B
-3 m-

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