Determine the resultant of the parallel force system acting on the bar AB shown in the figure below. The forces and positions are given in the figure. (Answer: R 40 b. downward at 3.25 ft from point B or 4.75 from pt A) 20 lb 10lb 3' 30th 40 lb

Determine the resultant of the parallel force system acting on the bar AB shown in the figure below. The forces and positions are given in the figure. (Answer: R 40 b. downward at 3.25 ft from point B or 4.75 from pt A) 20 lb 10lb 3' 30th 40 lb

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9. Determine the resultant of the parallel force system acting on the bar AB shown in the
figure below. The forces and positions are given in the figure. (Answer: R= 40 b.
downward at 3.25 ft from point B or 4.75 from pt A)
20 lb
10lb
H
3'
30th
40lb
10 Two unlike parallel forces of magnitude 400 N and 100 N are acting i
way that

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