y 2500 lb 4'- 1200 lb •A B. - x 30° C. 2' •D E 2 800 lb 3'> (15 PTS) Forces are acting on the structure as indicated in the figure. Combine the three forces into a singular resultant R. From point A, indicate the location of the resultant R (intersecting the indicated x-axis). Replace all the three forces with a force-couple system at point A.

y 2500 lb 4'- 1200 lb •A B. - x 30° C. 2' •D E 2 800 lb 3'> (15 PTS) Forces are acting on the structure as indicated in the figure. Combine the three forces into a singular resultant R. From point A, indicate the location of the resultant R (intersecting the indicated x-axis). Replace all the three forces with a force-couple system at point A.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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