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    This document contains 5 problems about determining resultant forces and moments for beams and structures with multiple parallel or concentrated loads. The problems involve calculating the resultant moment at different points for a crooked cantilever beam and utility pole, finding the single resultant force equivalent to multiple parallel forces for different beam examples, and determining the magnitudes of components that would duplicate the effect of parallel loads on a wooden member.

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    This document contains 5 problems about determining resultant forces and moments for beams and structures with multiple parallel or concentrated loads. The problems involve calculating the resultant moment at different points for a crooked cantilever beam and utility pole, finding the single resultant force equivalent to multiple parallel forces for different beam examples, and determining the magnitudes of components that would duplicate the effect of parallel loads on a wooden member.

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    This document contains 5 problems about determining resultant forces and moments for beams and structures with multiple parallel or concentrated loads. The problems involve calculating the resultant moment at different points for a crooked cantilever beam and utility pole, finding the single resultant force equivalent to multiple parallel forces for different beam examples, and determining the magnitudes of components that would duplicate the effect of parallel loads on a wooden member.

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    2.49 A crooked cantilever beam is loaded as shown.


    Determine the resultant moment at A.

    2.50 Determine the resultant moment MA at the base of


    the utility pole assuming forces T1 and T2 as shown.

    Resultant of Parallel Forces: Section 2.3


    2.51 Find the single resultant force that would duplicate
    the effect of the four parallel forces shown. Use the reference origin given in the diagram.

    2.52 A three-meter-long horizontal wood beam weighs


    30 N per meter of length and supports two concentrated
    vertical loads as shown. Determine the single resultant
    force that would duplicate the effect of these three parallel
    forces. Use the reference origin shown.

    2.53 A 16-foot-long horizontal wood member weighs


    20 lb./ft. and supports three concentrated loads.
    Determine the magnitudes of components A and B that
    would be equivalent in effect as the four parallel forces
    acting on the system.

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