Where must the force R be applied so that its external effect on the bar ABC will be the same as the combined effects of F1 and F2? What is the magnitude of R? F2 = 310 N R FI :730N 100 mm :00 mmi 250 mm

Where must the force R be applied so that its external effect on the bar ABC will be the same as the combined effects of F1 and F2? What is the magnitude of R? F2 = 310 N R FI :730N 100 mm :00 mmi 250 mm

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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Where must the force R be applied so that its external
effect on the bar ABC will be the same as the combined
effects of F1 and F2? What is the magnitude of R?
F2 = 310 N
R
FI :730N
100 mm
:00 mmi
250 mm

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