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For the figure shown, determine the following: a.) The moment of the force 300 N at points A and B b.) The moment of the force 530 N at points A and B 300 N 530N

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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For the figure shown, determine the following:
a.) The moment of the force 300 N at points A
and B
b.) The moment of the force 530 N at points A
and B
y
300 N
A
B
530 N

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