### Structural Analysis Problem**Diagram Description:**- **Structure Type:** L-shaped frame with a vertical and horizontal segment.- **Vertical Section (AB):** - Height: 24 ft - Load at B: 60 kips horizontal force towards the frame- **Horizontal Section (CD):** - Length: 10 ft - Distributed Load: 2 kips/ft downwards**Support and Joints:**- **Point A:** Fixed support at the base.- **Point C:** Joint connecting the vertical and horizontal segments.- **Point D:** Free end of the horizontal segment.**Objective:**- **Problem 2:** Draw the moment diagram for the actual loads on the structure. - **Requirement:** Illustrate the moment diagram on the tension side of the structure. This exercise involves calculating the bending moments at key points on the structure, considering the effects of the applied loads. Understanding and constructing moment diagrams are crucial for assessing how forces affect structures and ensuring structural safety and integrity.

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10 ft 2k/ft D 16 ft В 60 k 8 ft A Prob 2) Draw the moment diagram for the real loads on the structure shown. Draw it on the TENSION side of the structure.

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Chapter5: Beams

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