In the Figure 5, the new length of thecantilever beam due to the inclined force (P) is(in mm):Figure 5:y1000 mm30°Area20 mmP = 400 KNX30 mmالاختيارات1001.81003.81002.81000.8

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In the Figure 5, the new length of the cantilever beam due to the inclined force (P) is (in mm): Figure 5: 1000 mm P = 400 KN → X 30 mm 30° Area 20 mm الاختيارات 1001.8 O 1003.8 1002.8 1000.8

In the Figure 5, the new length of the cantilever beam due to the inclined force (P) is (in mm): Figure 5: 1000 mm P = 400 KN → X 30 mm 30° Area 20 mm الاختيارات 1001.8 O 1003.8 1002.8 1000.8

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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