assuming x 10 ft y 5 ft the floor is supporting a load of 100 lbft2 what is the linear load on a

Name: assuming x 10 ft y 5 ft the floor is supporting a load of 100 lbft2 what is the linear load on a center joist 69485
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Description: assuming x 10 ft y 5 ft the floor is supporting a load of 100 lbft2 what is the linear load on a center joist 69485

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Assuming: X = 10 ft, Y = 5 ft. The floor is supporting a load of 100 lb/ft². What is the linear load on a center joist?

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