Looking for the textbook that these questions are in

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In summary, textbooks can typically be found in the school's library or bookstore, or can be purchased online. Electronic versions may also be available for purchase or rental. While some textbooks may have free versions online, most require a purchase or rental fee. Some textbooks may come with supplementary materials, and using an older edition may be acceptable depending on the course curriculum and professor's approval.
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Hi Everyone,

I am looking for the textbook that the attached questions are in. No I am not looking for the solution manual, I just need a reference textbook. This was my brothers homework set from a long time ago...

Cheers,

Dennis
 

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Those look like they're from Hibbler's book on statics.
 
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its from Engineering Mechanics - Statics - Meriam, Kraige
 

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