2) The cantilevered L-bracket has applied loads of P and Q at point A. Find M, V, and N in each section of the structure (from A to B, then B-C). Choose a coordinate system that follows the right hand rule and write equations as a function of x and y for each section. The thickness of the beam is negligible for this problem. Q P

2) The cantilevered L-bracket has applied loads of P and Q at point A. Find M, V, and N in each section of the structure (from A to B, then B-C). Choose a coordinate system that follows the right hand rule and write equations as a function of x and y for each section. The thickness of the beam is negligible for this problem. Q P

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Chapter9: Moments And Products Of Inertia Of Areas

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