Distributed loading on a beam example #2: triangular loads

Published: 03 May 2017
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This engineering statics tutorial compares a rectangular (uniformly distributed load) to a triangular distributed load. In both cases, we need to find the resultant force, whose line of action passes through the centroid, and has a magnitude equal to the total distributed load.

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