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Follow along for a discussion about distributed loads. These include both uniform and linear loads and where the resultant (or equivalent weight of the total distributed load) acts relative to the load. There are some real examples, a picture of snow (if you don't like snow, don't worry, the picture is not cold) and a few sample problems.

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Key Points
0:00 Intro
4:10 Uniform and linear load definitions
16:00 Example 2.4 Two uniform loads
25:10 Example 2.5 One uniform load and one triangular load
32:00 Example 2.6 Trapezoidal loads?

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