h) The figure below shows a beam supported at points A and B. The vertical force at F is 500 N and the support force at B is 300 N. Determine the distance, s, required to balance the beam if x is 5 m. Assume the weight of the beam is negligible. 0 0.17 m O 1500 m 00.60 m 3.0m A F B

h) The figure below shows a beam supported at points A and B. The vertical force at F is 500 N and the support force at B is 300 N. Determine the distance, s, required to balance the beam if x is 5 m. Assume the weight of the beam is negligible. 0 0.17 m O 1500 m 00.60 m 3.0m A F B

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h) The figure below shows a beam supported at points A and B. The vertical force at F is 500 N and the support force at B is
300 N. Determine the distance, s, required to balance the beam if x is 5 m. Assume the weight of the beam is negligible.
0 0.17 m
O 1500 m
00.60 m
3.0m
A
F
B

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