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[QUOTE="PhanthomJay, post: 5452705, member: 58874"] if the 2nd load was just a silly millimeter behind the first, max moment would essentially double the value of the max moment with just the first. The radius of gyration, r, is [itex] r=\sqrt {I/A}[/itex]. It is convenient to use it in stability problems. It represents the distance from the reference axis where the area of the section would be concentrated to give the same moment of inertia. [/QUOTE]
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