2. The diagram below provides the wind-force coefficients (Co) for the gabled building. Assume L = 40 feet, b= 20 feet, and h = 15 feet. The wind load (qh) is given as 20 psf. Calculate the wind force (Fo) on the windward face of the building. -0.6 -0.5 -05. 30 0.5 Wind

2. The diagram below provides the wind-force coefficients (Co) for the gabled building. Assume L = 40 feet, b= 20 feet, and h = 15 feet. The wind load (qh) is given as 20 psf. Calculate the wind force (Fo) on the windward face of the building. -0.6 -0.5 -05. 30 0.5 Wind

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2. The diagram below provides the wind-force coefficients (Co) for the gabled building. Assume L = 40 feet, b= 20
feet, and h = 15 feet. The wind load (qh) is given as 20 psf. Calculate the wind force (Fo) on the windward face of the
building.
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-0.5
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30
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