Problem 3w2 kN/m7x kN/mFrom the figure, w1=9kN/m, w2=13KN/m1. Find the resultant of the forces2. Find the location of the resultantfrom point B.w1 kN/m5mSm5m

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Problem 3 w2 kN/m 7x kN/m From the figure, w1=9kN/m, w2=13KN/m 1. Find the resultant of the forces 2. Find the location of the resultant from point B. w1 kN/m 5m Sm 5m