5 kN M-7 kN-m 6 kN 4 m 3 m Asumiendo las reacciones en el apoyo como positivas, planté la sumatoria de momentos con respecto al punto A, positivos en contra de las manecillas del reloj. Para cada carga, coloque el signo "+"o "-" según corresponda, o N/A, si la carga no aplica en la sumatoria. Además indique su brazo de palanca, si este es cero o no aplica, seleccione N/A. ΣΜΑ-Ο RAX 3 N/A RAy 4 MA

5 kN M-7 kN-m 6 kN 4 m 3 m Asumiendo las reacciones en el apoyo como positivas, planté la sumatoria de momentos con respecto al punto A, positivos en contra de las manecillas del reloj. Para cada carga, coloque el signo "+"o "-" según corresponda, o N/A, si la carga no aplica en la sumatoria. Además indique su brazo de palanca, si este es cero o no aplica, seleccione N/A. ΣΜΑ-Ο RAX 3 N/A RAy 4 MA

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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