2. The 5 m long beam AB has two types of distributed loads, and one concentrated load as shown. Findthe reactions at each end.WDR = 160 N1.0 mWDT = 200 NWOT,+2/3 m300 N200 N/m80 N/mBA1.00 mRB2.00 m2.00 mRA3. The roof truss shown has its upper chord symmetrically loaded , with a single load at its lower chord.Find the end reactions R1 and R2.4 kN4 kN4 kN4 kN-2, kN4 kN2 kN4.50 mA24 kNRA6 kNRc6 panels @ 3 m 18 m

In the above given structures beam and truss, we have to find the reactions RA, RB, RA and RC. Both…

2. The 5 m long beam AB has two types of distributed loads, and one concentrated load as shown. Find the reactions at each end. WOT 2/3 m WDR = 160 N 1.0 m = 200 N 300 N 200 N/m 80 N/m B A 2.00 m 2.00 m 1.00 m RB RA at its lower chord

2. The 5 m long beam AB has two types of distributed loads, and one concentrated load as shown. Find the reactions at each end. WOT 2/3 m WDR = 160 N 1.0 m = 200 N 300 N 200 N/m 80 N/m B A 2.00 m 2.00 m 1.00 m RB RA at its lower chord

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2. The 5 m long beam AB has two types of distributed loads, and one concentrated load as shown. Find
the reactions at each end.
WDR = 160 N
1.0 m
WDT = 200 N
WOT,
+2/3 m
300 N
200 N/m
80 N/m
B
A
1.00 m
RB
2.00 m
2.00 m
RA
3. The roof truss shown has its upper chord symmetrically loaded , with a single load at its lower chord.
Find the end reactions R1 and R2.
4 kN
4 kN
4 kN
4 kN-
2, kN
4 kN
2 kN
4.50 m
A
24 kN
RA
6 kN
Rc
6 panels @ 3 m 18 m

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