150 Ib/in 3. For the cantilever beam loaded as 1,200 lb 50 Ib/in shown, a) draw the Free Body Diagram of D B beam AB and b) using the FBD, calculate all the reactions (i.e. the force and moment) at A 18 in 9 in 9 in support B

150 Ib/in 3. For the cantilever beam loaded as 1,200 lb 50 Ib/in shown, a) draw the Free Body Diagram of D B beam AB and b) using the FBD, calculate all the reactions (i.e. the force and moment) at A 18 in 9 in 9 in support B

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150 Ib/in
3.
For the cantilever beam loaded as
1,200 lb
50 Ib/in
shown, a) draw the Free Body Diagram of
D
B
beam AB and b) using the FBD, calculate all the
reactions (i.e. the force and moment) at
А
18 in
9 in
9 in
support B

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