w1Problem 4From the figure, wi =15KN/m,w2=12kN/m, F1 =7kN1. Find the resultant of the forces2. Find the location of the resultantfrom point B.to7m4m2m

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w1 Problem 4 F1 From the figure, w1 =15KN/m, w2=12kN/m, F1 =7kN 1. Find the resultant of the forces 2. Find the location of the resultant 7m 4m 2m from point B.