Problem 5. At a certain time during a hurricane, the wind pressure acting on the wall of a high-rise building varies linearly as shown. Determine the:a) Resultant force caused by the windb) Distance of resultant force from x-axisc) Distance of resultant force from z-axis Problem 5. At a certain time during a hurricane, the wind pressure acting onthe wall of a high-rise building varies linearly as shown. Determine the:a) Resultant force caused by the windb) Distance of resultant force from x-axisc) Distance of resultant force from z-axis60 ft80 ft120 ft3.2 lb/ft²180 ftyxWind1.8 lb/ft²

Step 1: Determine the Resultant Force The wind pressure varies linearly along the height of the…

Problem 5. At a certain time during a hurricane, the wind pressure acting on the wall of a high-rise building varies linearly as shown. Determine the: a) Resultant force caused by the wind b) Distance of resultant force from x-axis c) Distance of resultant force from z-axis 60 ft 80 ft 120 ft 3.2 lb/ft² 180 ft y x Wind 1.8 lb/ft²

Problem 5. At a certain time during a hurricane, the wind pressure acting on the wall of a high-rise building varies linearly as shown. Determine the: a) Resultant force caused by the wind b) Distance of resultant force from x-axis c) Distance of resultant force from z-axis 60 ft 80 ft 120 ft 3.2 lb/ft² 180 ft y x Wind 1.8 lb/ft²

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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