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Description: What is the Share Force (in KN) at a point 0.6L (where L is the length of the plank)given that:F1 = 6.8'F2 = 14.6F3 = 7.8X = 4.3y = 5.8F1 kNF2 kNx mymFakNB.

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What is the Share Force (in KN) at a point 0.6L (where L is the length of the plank) given that: F1 = 6.8 F2 = 14.6 F3 = 7.8 x = 4.3 y = 5.8

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