What is the Direction and Moment of This Diagram?

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The discussion revolves around a request for assistance in determining the direction and moment of a specific diagram related to a homework problem. The original poster expresses confusion and lacks a clear understanding of how to approach the question. Participants emphasize the importance of uploading the diagram and including an attempt at a solution to receive meaningful help. There is a reminder that showing effort is essential for tutorial support in homework queries. Overall, the thread highlights the need for proper submission guidelines to facilitate effective assistance.
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Homework Statement


want to find the direction and moment of this diagram.
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I really do not have any idea about this question. So If someone helps, It'd be great.
 
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Bobs said:

Homework Statement


want to find the direction and moment of this diagram.
7ktHt

Homework Equations



The Attempt at a Solution


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I really do not have any idea about this question. So If someone helps, It'd be great.
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And your image needs to include your Attempt at the Solution, or the thread will be deleted. As you know, you must show your effort on homework problems before we can be of tutorial help.
 

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