Determine A) the resultant force, FR, and B) specify where it acts on the beam measured from point A. C) Calculate the support reactions as the fixed attachment point A. Take into account that the beam itself is uniform in cross-section and weighs 300 N. W A -w=4x³ 5m 500 N/m

Determine A) the resultant force, FR, and B) specify where it acts on the beam measured from point A. C) Calculate the support reactions as the fixed attachment point A. Take into account that the beam itself is uniform in cross-section and weighs 300 N. W A -w=4x³ 5m 500 N/m

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