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Given data: The weight of the beam, W = 100 lb. The length of the beam, L = 16 ft. The coefficient…

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A 100-lb uniform beam 16 ft long lies against a cor- Determine the maximum force ner as shown in Fig. P for which the beam will be in equilibrium if the coeffi- cient of friction s is 0.60 at both surfaces. P 16 ft 4 ft 8 ft