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15m long cantilever beam that is fixed in a wall and a person that weighs 70kg is standing at the free end of it what moment is that person's weight applying about the fixed support?
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BM = Fxd = weight x gravity x distance 70 kg X 9,81 m/sec2 x 15 m = 10300,5 Nm = 10,3 kNm
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