For the beam at right, a = 3.7 ft, b = 7.3 ft, and =25°. If you move the moment, M = 210 ft*lb and force, F = 79 lb CW from A and B respectively, to point C, M a B 0 F what is the final moment at C for the equivalent system? For the system at right the structure is fixed at A and MB = 309 ft*lb CCW, F1 = 32 lb, F2 = 61 lb, a = 5.5 ft, b = 6.4 ft, c = 4.4 ft. Calculate the reaction forces at A. MB F₁ D 1 F₂ A

For the beam at right, a = 3.7 ft, b = 7.3 ft, and =25°. If you move the moment, M = 210 ftlb and force, F = 79 lb CW from A and B respectively, to point C, M a B 0 F what is the final moment at C for the equivalent system? For the system at right the structure is fixed at A and MB = 309 ftlb CCW, F1 = 32 lb, F2 = 61 lb, a = 5.5 ft, b = 6.4 ft, c = 4.4 ft. Calculate the reaction forces at A. MB F₁ D 1 F₂ A

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