1. Calculate the horizontal (x) component of the reaction (supporting) force (lb) at point A. 2. Calculate the vertical (y) component of the reaction (supporting) force (lb) at point A. 3. Calculate the magnitude of the total reaction force (Ib) at point A.

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1. Calculate the horizontal (x) component of the reaction (supporting) force (lb) at point A. 2. Calculate the vertical (y) component of the reaction (supporting) force (lb) at point A. 3. Calculate the magnitude of the total reaction force (Ib) at point A. 4. Calculate the horizontal (x) component of the reaction (supporting) force (b) at point D. 5.Calculate the vertical (y) component of the reaction (supporting) force (Ib) at point D.
Consider the situation below in which a steel beam is supported by a column at one end (at A)
and is supported (at B) part way along its length by a wall. The beam is pinned to the column
at A and is supported by a roller connection at B.
The beam has applied loads as shown in the figure (dark gray vectors).
column
A
8
pinned
6'
1100 lb
500 lb
IX. I
60%
700 lb
B
beam
12'
roller
wall
6'
Based on this information, complete the questions / calculations below.
NOTE: Depending on the specific way in which you choose to solve this problem, the order in which
you solve for each of the required variables may NOT be the order listed below. In general, you
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the situation below in which a steel beam is supported by a column at one end (at A) and is supported (at B) part way along its length by a wall. The beam is pinned to the column at A and is supported by a roller connection at B. The beam has applied loads as shown in the figure (dark gray vectors). column A 8 pinned 6' 1100 lb 500 lb IX. I 60% 700 lb B beam 12' roller wall 6' Based on this information, complete the questions / calculations below. NOTE: Depending on the specific way in which you choose to solve this problem, the order in which you solve for each of the required variables may NOT be the order listed below. In general, you
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