Replace the distributed loading with an equivalent resultantforce, and specify its location on the beam measured frompoint A.A) 13500 Nm counterclockwise directionO B) 23500 Nm counterclockwise directionw = (x² + 3x + C)C) 13500 Nm clockwise direction200 N/mx-O D) 33500 Nm clockwise directionBO E) 23500 Nm clockwise direction10 mWhat is the moment of the distributed load about A?

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Replace the distributed loading with an equivalent resultant force, and specify its location on the beam measured from point A. O A) 13500 Nm counterclockwise direction O B) 23500 Nm counterclockwise direction (x + 3x + C) W = O ) 13500 Nm clockwise direction 200 N/m O D) 33500 Nm clockwise direction B O E) 23500 Nm clockwise direction 10 m What is the moment of the distributed load about A?

Replace the distributed loading with an equivalent resultant force, and specify its location on the beam measured from point A. O A) 13500 Nm counterclockwise direction O B) 23500 Nm counterclockwise direction (x + 3x + C) W = O ) 13500 Nm clockwise direction 200 N/m O D) 33500 Nm clockwise direction B O E) 23500 Nm clockwise direction 10 m What is the moment of the distributed load about A?

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