From the given set of parallel forces shown in the figure, determine the Resultant force which could represent them. Problem #2:Determine the resultant load of the given uniformly varying load (UVL) or trapezoidal load asshown in the figure below.Figure:W= 20 KN/mwj=6 KN/mL = lenath of the base = 5 m

Given:- a uniformly varying load as shown in figure

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Problem #2: Determine the resultant load of the given uniformly varying load (UVL) or trapezoidal load as shown in the figure below. Figure: W= 20 KN/m wj=6 KN/m L = lenath of the base = 5 m