Do Chapter 12, Problem 6, with these numbers which I've decided to express in pounds and feet, English units. Sam and Joe carry a beam, walking to the right. Calculate the force that Sam exerts, in pounds. The beam's weight is 92 lb. • The beam's length is 23 ft. Sam is 5 ft from the back. • Joe is 4 ft from the front.

Do Chapter 12, Problem 6, with these numbers which I've decided to express in pounds and feet, English units. Sam and Joe carry a beam, walking to the right. Calculate the force that Sam exerts, in pounds. The beam's weight is 92 lb. • The beam's length is 23 ft. Sam is 5 ft from the back. • Joe is 4 ft from the front.

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Do Chapter 12, Problem 6, with these numbers
which I've decided to express in pounds and feet,
English units. Sam and Joe carry a beam, walking to
the right. Calculate the force that Sam exerts, in
pounds.
• The beam's weight is 92 lb.
• The beam's length is 23 ft.
• Sam is 5 ft from the back.
• Joe is 4 ft from the front.

6. A uniform beam of length 7.60 m and weight 4.50 × 10² N is
carried by two workers, Sam and Joe, as shown in Figure P12.6.
Determine the force that each person exerts on the beam.
Sam
Joe
-1.00 m
2.00 m
7.60 m

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