1.533 KN 1.202 KN 3.066 kN B 2.403 KN 3.086 KN 2.403 kN 3.000 KN G 3.000 KN IMH 2.403 kN 2.403 KN 9.76 m 3.066 KN 2.403 KN 3.000 KN 3.000 KN 2.403 kN 2.403 KN 10 @ 1.96 m = 19.5 m 3.000 KN М 2.403 KN 3.000 KN 2.403 KN 1.533 KN K 1.202 kN E a

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A: Solution: Given Data: Length of AC=6 mLength of CD=6 mLength of AF=6 m   Let HA be the horizontal…

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Q: F₁ = 54N 60 F₂ = 60N

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Q: determine the resultant of the forces indicated

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Q: FROM THE GINEN EAM COUE THE FOLOWNG 1.9m a) REACTIONS @ A AND B b) SHEAK AND MOMENT 1.6m 24m C) DRAN…

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Q: D/11 Oil, SG=0.83 3m 2m m Gate

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Q: 20KN 3m RI R2

A: Apply equilibrium condition : ∑FX=0∑FY=0∑M=0

Q: find  axial force diagram shear force diagram  bending moment diagram

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Q: 16.Determine the moment of force P about the point O for each case CMD O a O a b RAJI P 60° P 30° q

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Q: Q: Determine the reaction at A,E,B

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Q: The structure is in Static Equilibrium, calculate forces at A, B and C. 200 N 30 B. A 5 m 5 m ायरूत…

A: To find force at A,B ,C

Q: 10 EN 20 &N 743m Which of the following most nearly gives the reaction (KN) at the roller support?…

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Q: +-148. Replace this loading by an equivalent resultant force and specily its location, measured from…

A: We have to find the equivalent resultant force and its location from O from above diagram

Q: omplete the shear and moment diagra

A: A simply supported beam is given with a UDL of 200 lb/ft acting on the entire span and a 400lb point…

Q: Find the RESULTANT of the parallel force system. Show its location clearly on the diagram 10# 8' 60#…

A: Given data, F1 = 10# downwardF2 = 60# downwardF3 = 20# upwardF4 = 30# downwardF5 = 40₹ upward

Q: PL Find the Forces members BD, CD eud CE in

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Q: The resultant moment MR has a magnitude of [MR] and is counterclockwise. d) Determine the magnitude…

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Q: 150 mm T 250 mm 150 mm F What must be the magnitude of force F (to the nearest whole number) if the…

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Q: Sk 12 k G 10't H 32 E B D A. 20 k 40 k *40 k 24' 24' 24" 24"

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Q: B. Replace the system of forces and the moment act on the beam with a resultant force and moment at…

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Q: find support reactions

A: above given figure we have to find support reactions

Q: 3. Find the resultant moment of the forces acting as shown about point A. 3 ft JA Tasa ` 20 kips B…

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Q: Which of the following is corresponds to the force acting at member CE? E 20 k 12 ft C D 12 ft 5 k B…

A: Let, The angle makes by member CE for line of 20 k load = θSo, tanθ = 1024θ = 22.62oThe angle makes…

Q: 3. B A(-3, 1, 1) 17KN =D (0,0₁4) y 1 1 Req'd: (x, y, z) (2,3,0) -> X & C(3, 2, 1) All member forces

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Q: find the center of pressure of this shape

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Q: a. When are two forces equivalent? b. The beam is subjected to the system of forces and couples as…

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Q: Topic: Equations of Equilibrium Subject: Civil Engineering  Find the reactions of the members.…

A: Determine the support reaction of the frame.

Q: Find the RESULTANT of the parallel force system. Show its location clearly on the diagram 10# 8' 40#…

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Q: Find the t-component of the Rsultent OF the forca system shown.

A: Rx=∑Fx     = 90 + 150 cos60°      = 165 kN →Ry=∑Fy     = 60 - 150 sin 60°     = -69.90 kN ↓

Q: Which moment has a greater magnitude? 10 m F 70° A B 7 kN A. The moment of the force F about A B.…

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