If the resultant passes through B, the original system must be equivalent to the new system shown (a single force passing through point B with no accompanying couple). R₁₂ 5.8' 2.4' R₂ O B Solve for the forces Rx and Ry so that the forces in the original system are equal to the forces in this new system. Answers: Rx= kips Ry= kips i i

If the resultant passes through B, the original system must be equivalent to the new system shown (a single force passing through point B with no accompanying couple). R₁₂ 5.8' 2.4' R₂ O B Solve for the forces Rx and Ry so that the forces in the original system are equal to the forces in this new system. Answers: Rx= kips Ry= kips i i

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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