Problem 3 Wind is blowing against a 5 meters tall wall. The force of the wind can be modeled as f(y)=2y². A reaction force of 15 N is acting at the base of the wall. I desire to push on the right side of the wall (F) such that the resultant force is 20i N acting 3 up from the base of the wall. Solve for both the required magnitude and location of Fx. Fwind=2y2 +

Problem 3 Wind is blowing against a 5 meters tall wall. The force of the wind can be modeled as f(y)=2y². A reaction force of 15 N is acting at the base of the wall. I desire to push on the right side of the wall (F) such that the resultant force is 20i N acting 3 up from the base of the wall. Solve for both the required magnitude and location of Fx. Fwind=2y2 +

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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